Rukmani, the rising voice of Indie Afro-Soul, knows the weight of life’s storms and the light music can bring. Born in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, she found her first spark of joy at age six, singing in her church choir. Growing up amid hardship, she found refuge in music, using it to heal and express herself.
Her latest project, 3XL, is a vivid exploration of love in its many forms—devotion, self-empowerment, and unapologetic freedom. From the reassurance of “From Softie To You (Dey There)” to the bold confidence of “Woman Joseph,” each track captures a different facet of love. “Gen Z Lifestyle” and “TikTok” infuse playful energy, while “Compromise” (featuring Kemuel) and “We Move” (with Femi Leye) are ones to watch out for. The EP closes with “Tear Us Apart” (a reminder that love’s greatest act might be choosing yourself) and a vibrant “Woman Joseph (Club Mix),” showcasing Rukmani’s versatility.
“Love is more than just an emotion. It’s an act, a choice, and sometimes, a revolution,” Rukmani shares.
3XL is more than music; 3XL wants you to feel, embrace vulnerability, and celebrate love in all its complexity.
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