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Kinder

Kinder are Ghanaian-Australian sisters Briony and Savannah Osei, vocalists, DJs, and producers known for their distinctive fusion of Afro-electronic house rhythms with infectious melodic sensibilities. Their meteoric rise in 2025 has taken them from club stages to global festivals, including their performance at Coachella alongside Coco & Breezy, and a support slot on Katy Perry’s sold-out Australian arena tour, playing to over 150,000 fans.

The duo first gained viral attention through genre-blending mashups, including Drake x Black Coffee and a reimagined “I’m Like A Bird” by Nelly Furtado, amassing millions of views and earning praise from Drake, Nelly Furtado, Diplo, and Grimes.

A summer 2024 European tour led to studio sessions in Idris Elba’s London studio, culminating in their debut release on Elba’s Sound International label. That track, “Far From Home”, features Nigerian vocalist C-Mart and Dutch producer David Mackay, showcasing Kinder’s global outlook and genre-fluid sound.

In 2024, Kinder was the face of Pepsi Australia’s national campaign. The campaign, shot by acclaimed director Dave Meyers, also included a full sync placement of their song “Come Along”.

Their festival résumé includes performances at Splendour In The Grass, Listen Out, Spilt Milk, Falls Festival, Field Day, Sunice Festival, and many more. They’ve supported international heavyweights like Marshmello, Rita Ora, RL Grime, Martin Garrix, Elderbrook, and Alison Wonderland.

With upcoming collaborations featuring Kah-Lo, Kilimanjaro, Curol, Idd Aziz, Dangel Twins, and Bantu, Kinder are cementing their status as one of the most exciting and internationally resonant voices in electronic music.

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