The spheres in which Priya Ragu is moving after only three released singles is shown by the fact that her new song "Kamali" premiered on Annie Mac's radio show - famously the institution on BBC Radio 1. Priya's sound is so fresh and different that the Swiss artist has coined her own term for it: "Raguwavy" is what she calls her pulsating sound, which defies the usual genre definitions.

Priya points the way to the next era of progressive R&B and electro-pop by harnessing the sonic accents of her Sri Lankan roots. The single "Kamali" gives a clear preview of the highly anticipated mini album. The mix tape is the fruit of a highly productive creative partnership between Priya and her producer and brother JaphnaGold and features all of Priya's previous singles - "Good Love 2.0", "Chicken Lemon Rice" and "Forgot About" as well as six other exquisite tracks.

Together, the songs showcase Priya's unique vocal and musical range and her consistently high quality. This week, Priya fulfilled a lifelong dream when she performed a sold-out show as part of the Montreux Jazz Festival. Also later this month, she will play her first major UK outdoor festival when she performs at Latitude. This will be followed in September by a support tour for hot British production duo Jungle, whose forthcoming album "Loving In Stereo" also features Priya on the track "Goodbye My Love".
The spheres in which Priya Ragu is moving after only three released singles is shown by the fact that her new song "Kamali" premiered on Annie Mac's radio show - famously the institution on BBC Radio 1. Priya's sound is so fresh and different that the Swiss artist has coined her own term for it: "Raguwavy" is what she calls her pulsating sound, which defies the usual genre definitions.