Ami Faku is a singer from the Eastern Cape. Her voice connects deeply with anyone who listens. She has become one of South Africa’s most respected artists of the 2010s. Her goal is simple to make music that lifts people and speaks to everyone.

She sings across many styles, but her main sound is Modern Afro Pop. She draws inspiration from artists like Caiphus Semenya, Daniel Caesar, and Chronixx. Ami blends these influences with her Xhosa roots, creating music that feels both local and global.
Her story started in Ezinyoka, a township in the Eastern Cape. She first sang in church, where people noticed her gift. Her family supported her, even when things were tough. She tried out for Idols SA twice and didn’t make it past pre-auditions. But she didn’t stop.
In 2016, she auditioned again, this time for The Voice SA. Her performance stood out. By 2017, she reached the Top 16. That moment opened doors to new mentors and producers who helped shape her sound.
Since then, Ami Faku has grown into one of the leading voices in South African music. Her collaborations and awards show how far she has come. Her journey speaks of courage, faith, and hard work. Ami’s voice carries both soul and strength, and it keeps reaching people far beyond South Africa.