Kitty Amor

Kitty Amor is a leading figure in the UK's Afro house movement, known for her unique ability to blend deep, soulful sounds with infectious percussive rhythms. Emerging from London’s vibrant club scene, she has carved her place as a champion for Afro-electronic music and Black women in the electronic space. Her residencies at influential clubs like Ministry of Sound and appearances at international festivals, including Glastonbury and Defected Croatia, have cemented her reputation as an innovative and forward-thinking DJ.

Kitty’s artistry goes beyond the decks; she is a co-founder of the influential Motherland events, which have been pivotal in spotlighting Afro house talent and giving a platform to underrepresented voices. Throughout her career, she has collaborated with luminaries like Black Coffee, Osunlade, and Louie Vega, further solidifying her stance as a global tastemaker. Actively involved in both DJing and curation, Kitty Amor’s mixes and radio shows—broadcast on platforms like Rinse FM and BBC Radio 1—are highly regarded for their emotive storytelling.

Her vision and advocacy continue to inspire a new generation of artists while evolving the soundscape of Afro house on an international stage.