Tag: The Name is TT

  • The Name Is TT releases Bouyon single “Tour du Monde”

    The Name Is TT releases Bouyon single “Tour du Monde”

    Toronto-based artist The Name Is TT has released “Tour du Monde,” a French-language single rooted in Bouyon.

    The track was first performed by TT at Pride Toronto’s Blockorama, an event celebrating Black and Caribbean communities during Toronto’s Pride celebrations.

    “Tour du Monde” explores themes of movement, freedom and living without limits, with its lyrics and rhythmic production drawing on Caribbean influences. The song reflects TT’s connection to the multicultural music scene in Toronto while incorporating elements of her broader musical background.

    TT is a second-generation Congolese-Canadian artist whose music draws from Afro-fusion, R&B, hip-hop and contemporary pop. She performs in French, Lingala and English, incorporating different aspects of her cultural background into her music.

    “Tour du Monde” is available on streaming platforms.

  • THE NAME IS TT Celebrates Womanhood and Congolese Identity on New Single “Mwasi”

    THE NAME IS TT Celebrates Womanhood and Congolese Identity on New Single “Mwasi”

    Congolese-Canadian artist THE NAME IS TT explores themes of feminine strength, confidence, and cultural identity on her new single “Mwasi,” an Afro-fusion release that blends Afrobeats, R&B, and hip-hop influences.

    Meaning “woman” in Lingala, “Mwasi” is built around contemporary Afrobeats production, melodic vocals, and dance-driven rhythms while celebrating the resilience and self-assurance of women. Sung in a mix of Lingala, French, and English, the track reflects THE NAME IS TT’s multicultural background, connecting the sounds of Toronto’s music scene with the musical traditions of Central Africa.

    Based in Toronto, THE NAME IS TT draws inspiration from her Congolese heritage, creating music that bridges African and Western influences. As a queer Congolese artist, she also brings perspectives that contribute to the growing visibility of underrepresented voices within contemporary African music.

    “Mwasi” is out now on major streaming platforms.