Salma Sky

Salma Sky is a Zambian born singer and songwriter whose passion for singing was evident at an early age. However she took a hiatus from music and pursued a modeling career, a career that proved successful landing her several endorsement opportunities. Though her modeling career was blossoming, her first love was always music. She decided to get back in to the studio and teamed up with Zambia’s legendary singer J.K. on his single ‘Kapiripiri’. This became clear that she was not only a fresh voice on the music scene, but one that is there to stay.

Salma has since gone on to produce music that has won the hearts of music lovers. Consistent in producing quality songs, her music has been diverse in genre, a trait that can be credited to her passion for creativity and diverse cultural background. Her musical versatility has allowed her to share hit records such as ‘Wonderful World’, ‘Folo Folo’, ‘Ruby Ruby’, ‘10 years’ and ‘Overtime’. On her quest to deliver such hits, she has collaborated with many top musicians in the country and entertainers including Zone Fam, O.C, Cactus Agony, former Big Brother house mate Sulu and many more.

In November 2012, she won Zambia’s highly viewed Born & Bred Award in the Best RnB video category. In September 2013, she represented Zambia at the Grand finale of Africa’s most viewed television show, Big Brother and performed during the prime time of the show sharing the stage with some of Africa’s renowned artist such as R2Bees and Ice Prince to name but a few. The performance was her second appearance on the Big Brother platform following her performance in 2010. In February 2014, she was nominated in the Best Female category at the Zambia Music Awards; a nomination that is made through popular vote by fans and music lovers. By virtue of this nomination, fans rated her as one of the country’s top three female singers.

She is set to release her debut album titled ‘Fine Tuned’ in 2016. Her single from the forth coming album is called ‘Non Stop’ and features Cactus Agony. The song received good review from critics. In its first week, it received massive air play in Zambia and played on some major radio stations in Nigeria.