Sasha Keable

Singer and songwriter Sasha Keable rose to prominence in 2013 when she was featured in a couple of singles by DJ Zinc (“Only for Tonight”) and Disclosure (“Voices”). Of Colombian heritage but born and raised in South London and a BRIT School graduate, Keable immediately caught the eye with her dynamic voice, fierce attitude, and emotionally raw lyrics. Signed by Tinie Tempah’s Disturbing London label, Keable promptly released the EPs Black Book (2013) and Lemongrass and Limeleaves (2014), showcasing a stylistic range that extended from trip-hop to classic R&B and soul. Her career seemed to stall for a while and it took her a few years to start releasing new material, but by the late 2010s/early 2020s she was getting millions of plays with tracks such as “That’s the Shit” (2018) and especially “Killing Me” (2021) with Jorja Smith, which was included on the 2021 Intermission EP. After another three-year delay, Keable returned in 2024 with “Hold Up.” ~ Mariano Prunes