
Namibia's first all-girl band, Nocturnal Souls, debuts with a performance of classic songs
Namibia's first all-girl band, Nocturnal Souls, made their debut performance, impressing the audience with their renditions of classic songs. The band's repertoire included tracks like Roberta Flack’s 'Killing Me Softly', Bill Withers’ 'Just The Two Of Us', Bob Marley’s 'Three Little Birds', The Beatles’ 'Let It Be', and The O'Jays’ 'She Used To Be My Girl'. The band members include lead guitarist Mary Ishola, bassist Vera Mingo, drummer Lina Kwenani, pianists Melissa de Klerk and Lela Iiyambo, and vocalists Gessica Ngoma lead and Phoebe Amupembe. While some members showed initial nervousness, their overall performance was well-received, with Kwenani particularly noted for her drumming on reggae songs and de Klerk for her flawless piano playing. Band manager Amakhoeb Gaweseb expressed pride in the group's debut, acknowledging that nerves are natural for a first performance. The band's debut was seen as a significant event, marking the official arrival of Namibia's first all-girl band.



