Princess Wonda, The Queen of Afro fusion was invited as the headline performer for the Afro Summer Jam Festival held in Zurich, Switzerland on 25th June 2022. This took place right after her tour in the United States.
The Afro Summer Jam annual events stand for the diversity and pride that comes with being African. The festival promotes a sense of community between African and European traditions melted into one. This year, the event was completely sold out and quickly made the local news in Zurich.
Princess Wonda was welcomed by a crowd of over 4,000 people from all walks of life. She stunned the crowd with an amazing live band (Gents music), performing some of her hit singles such as ‘Dirty Swagger’ and ‘iSurrender’. Princess Wonda has been known to perform with her unfailing energy, crowd engagement, powerhouse dancers and overall top tier execution.
The Nigerian afro-house queen is well known for her hit singles like City Boys, Dirty swagger and Fiesta. She has been dominating many music charts and gaining massive recognition as she hit the ground running in January 2020, releasing 3 songs and music videos during the pandemic spanning over 500,000 YouTube views and over 500,000 streams across all platforms.
Known for her captivating vocal tone and her touch of African uniqueness, Princess Wonda uses dynamic sounds, affirming herself as the princess of AfroFusion. Inspired by a mixture of pop legends like Beyoncé and Afrobeats icons like Lagbaja, Fela Kuti, this international talent brings the familiar sounds, dynamics, and melodies of RnB way fused with Afro swing and contemporary soul.
Princess Wonda has a growing fan base which stems from the huge impact her songs have made in recent times. Princess Wonda has disclosed that she will collaborate with leading Nigerian artistes to further titillate her fans. The world is surely listening and paying attention as Princess Wonda is breaking records and winning the hearts of millions of Afrobeat lovers across the globe.
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