
Kattimoni
'A vibrant vocal powerhouse with a global sound and a whole lot of soul' - Music Alive

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Born in Australia, rooted in the Caribbean, Kattimoni is a multidisciplinary Music Artist and Facilitator whose work spans cultures & continents.
Blending influences of soul, reggae, dancehall, soca and pop - Kattimoni creates a vibrant & diverse global sound. Her powerful voice, joyful stage presence and conscious lyricism celebrate transformation, empowerment & unity.
AUSTRALIA --> CARIBBEAN --> WORLD
A recording and touring artist with an international audience, Kattimoni has performed across Australia, the Caribbean and Europe, with her music featured on radio and media platforms across Australia, USA, Canada, Africa, the UK, Europe and the Caribbean. A celebrated artist on the international festival circuit, highlights include;
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ReggaeJam Festival (Germany)
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Reggae Geel Festival (Belgium)
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Original Dancehall Thursdays (Jamaica)
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Afro-Caribbean Carnival (AUS)
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Jamaican Food & Music Festival (AUS)
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Bridgetown International Arts Festival (Barbados)
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International Island Music Festival (Malaysia)
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Baucau Peace Festival (Timor Leste)
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Alexandra Palace (London, UK)
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The National Multicultural Festival (AUS)
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Sounds of Summer Festival (AUS)
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Rainbow Serpent Festival (AUS)
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Moomba Festival (AUS)
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St Kilda Festival (AUS)
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Seven Sisters Festival (AUS)
She also toured internationally as a backing vocalist for 6 years with Sol Nation, an explosive multicultural music act blending reggae, samba, funk, salsa, East Timorese Folk and African dance music with a message of global unity.
Her forthcoming EP, Global Soul, was recorded in Kingston, Jamaica with Echo Minott, following her recent European tour alongside the legendary reggae veteran.
Beyond the stage Kattimoni facilitates workshops, online programs & immersive experiences - inviting festivals, communities and individuals to connect with the transformational power of the arts.
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