https://www.okiolo.com/home daily 1.0 2021-06-14 https://www.okiolo.com/contact daily 0.75 2021-06-14 https://www.okiolo.com/about daily 0.75 2021-06-14 https://www.okiolo.com/management daily 0.75 2021-06-14 https://www.okiolo.com/management/dinodsantiago monthly 0.5 2021-06-10 https://static1.squarespace.com/static/60be49c53ef52552ccc55ad4/t/60c0f390a0259b1894d8e477/1623320252898/_88A0105.jpg Management - Dino d'Santiago - Dino d’Santiago is a Portuguese singer of Cape Verdean descent; a champion of Lisbon’s new wave of Afro-electronic sounds and a mainstay in Portugal’s hip-hop and R&B scenes. Inspired by his roots in Santiago, Dino blends traditional Cape Verdean music with new genres to create what is recognizable today as his signature sound, which can be heard on his albums ‘Eva’ and the acclaimed ‘Mundu Nôbu.’ He expertly fuses the traditional Morna, Batuku and Funaná with electronic music to create a refreshing, timeless sound that took Portugal by storm. Dino was awarded Best Local Artist, Best Album and Critics’ Choice at Portugal’s Play Awards in 2019. The next chapter of Dino’s musical journey arrived in 2020 in the form of ‘KRIOLA,’ an album that received praise from American and Brazilian media such as Rolling Stone, Complex, and Folha de S. Paulo. One of the most creative artists in the Lisbon music scene, Dino is currently working on his fourth studio album under the umbrella of Sony Music Portugal. Spotify Instagram https://www.okiolo.com/management/totysamed monthly 0.5 2021-06-10 https://static1.squarespace.com/static/60be49c53ef52552ccc55ad4/t/60c1ecdbeaae5508b6364ee3/1623321976666/Toty3_by_Wasso+Wasso.jpg Management - Toty Sa'Med - Toty Sa'Med is a Lisbon-based singer, composer and multi-instrumentalist from Luanda, Angola. Toty’s unique brand of Afro-Jazz and neo-soul is bringing traditional African music to the forefront of today’s culture through creative compositions and a sound that is equally inspired by Bonga and Paulo Flores as it is by D'Angelo. In 2016, Toty released “Ingombota,” an intimate EP that re-imagines classics from the Angolan songbook, co-produced by Kalaf Epalanga. ‘Namoro,’ the final track on the EP, was recognized as the best Afro-Jazz by Rádio Luanda. Toty has since partnered with artists Aline Frazão and José Eduardo Agualusa — with whom he composed the title song for the album ‘Moura,’ by Fado singer Ana Moura — as well as composed for Dino d'Santiago, Bateu Matou, Cristina Branco and Sara Tavares. In 2019, Toty released the single Maldita, a song that breathes Luanda and Rio de Janeiro, featuring Domenico Lancellotti on drums. Building on this foundation during extensive periods of isolation in 2020, he wrote and recorded his first solo album, set to release in the Fall of 2021. Spotify Instagram