Meet Mungo, a true artistic chameleon whose boundless creativity knows no bounds. With a passion for dance, a talent for art and design, and a knack for making music, Mungo is a versatile artist who defies categorization. He is a true polymath, and he proudly describes himself as protean, constantly shape-shifting his creative expression to explore new horizons. Mungo’s musical journey is a fusion of his Malawian roots and the soulful rhythms that have inspired him throughout his life. Drawing from the cultural tapestry of his upbringing, he weaves a unique sound that resonates with authenticity and emotional depth. His music serves as a bridge between contemporary R&B and the traditional African influences that have shaped his identity. With soulful vocals and captivating dance moves, he’s gaining recognition in Boise’s music scene. He is set to release an EP titled, “WISHES” on February 6th, in which he explores humanity and our attachment to hopes and dreams. His heartfelt music and engaging performances promise to leave a lasting impact as he continues to rise as an artist to watch.
The next big anticipated step for the artist is releasing his second album that he has been working on for the past year. He has been working with multiple people in Boise among which are Brenda Francis, Andrew Shepherd, Alex Gamble and others to bring this album to life. With the help of the band that comprises Justin Tam, Scott Eisele, Tessa Ritchey and Aaron Bell, the album is set to share Mungo’s authenticity and vulnerability more anything he has shared before.
Justin Tam and The Heat
No matter whether it’s rock, hip-hop, R&B, or country, Justin maintains an energetic, genuine, and soulful style. His influences include John Mayer, Tom Morello, and John Frusciante. Some of his notable past performances include Treefort Music Festival, Flipside Fest, and Boise Music Festival. The Boise native has shared the stage with musicians such as Robert Randolph & the Family Band, Mungo, Rocci Johnson, and Madisun Proof, and has opened for Thee Sacred Souls, Jalen Ngonda, Shamarr Allen, Baby Jake, Monophonics, Souls of Mischief, and more. Justin has performed in a variety of settings, from intimate spaces like bars and small venues to some of Boise’s largest concert houses, like the Revolution Concert House and Event Center, Knitting Factory, Morrison Center, Treefort Music Hall, and the Extra Mile Arena.
