Salma Queen

Salma Queen, a distinguished reggae artist and activist, hails from Kenya, where her captivating melodies and infectious rhythms have resonated globally for over twelve years. Born out of Nairobi's vibrant music scene, Salma has not only established herself as an award-winning performer but also as a dedicated advocate for social change.

Her musical journey began with a passion for reggae, a genre that she has skillfully blended with influences from diverse cultures across Jamaica, Kenya, Uganda, Trinidad, and beyond. This fusion has not only enriched her sound but has also earned her a formidable reputation on the international reggae stage. Salma's collaborations with top artists worldwide have contributed to her rise as a global name in music.

Salma Queen has graced the stages of major East African and European festivals, including notable appearances at Manefestevalen in Norway, Kilifi New Year in Kenya, and the acclaimed Nyege Nyege festival in Uganda. Her performances are marked by energy, soulfulness, and a commitment to spreading messages of positivity and unity through her music.

Beyond her musical prowess, Salma is deeply engaged in social activism, particularly in the fight against gender-based violence. As an advocate for women's and men's rights, she works tirelessly under the auspices of YMCA and YWCA, focusing on youth empowerment, advocacy, and sexual reproductive health rights. Her efforts extend to also Mceeing for organizations such as Norec Norway, Arigatou International, Britam, and Red Cross, among others, amplifying her impact across communities.

Salma Queen's commitment to both her art and activism underscores her as not only a talented musician but also a beacon of change. Her journey continues to inspire as she uses her voice to uplift, educate, and advocate for a more equitable world.