Ntjam Rosie

Ntjam Rosie, born in Cameroon, is a singer and songwriter who has earned her place in the international music and theater world. She grew up in the Netherlands, blending her West African roots with Western musical styles such as jazz, soul, pop, and R&B. Her creative versatility and unmistakable sound have made her one of the most remarkable artists in the Netherlands.

Ntjam Rosie’s music is a celebration of her dual identity: African roots and European influences. Her ability to transcend genres and tell her stories with integrity and passion makes her an inspiration to a wide audience.

Often praised for the intimate and powerful way she connects with her audience, Ntjam Rosie continues to prove, through her performances and albums, that she cannot be confined to a single category.

Musical Career
Ntjam Rosie debuted in 2008 with her album Atouba, which fused African rhythms with influences from jazz and soul. This was followed by Elle (2010), the album that marked her breakthrough in the Dutch music scene and beyond.

In the years that followed, Ntjam Rosie continued to experiment and grow. After a series of albums exploring themes such as love, faith, identity, and personal growth, she released Home Cooking (2021), a self-recorded solo album with a warm, intimate atmosphere. Two years later, she released ELLE - Reworked (2023), a renewed interpretation of her breakthrough album, offering a fresh perspective on her musical journey.

Ntjam Rosie has performed at prestigious venues and festivals, including the North Sea Jazz Festival, Bimhuis, and Concertgebouw. Her international tours have taken her to over 20 countries. Her loyal fanbase extends beyond the Netherlands, resonating with audiences worldwide.