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Kenké

Keren-Happuch Odinenu

Kenké

bongoflava, kizomba

Nigeria

Keren-Happuch Odinenu, professionally known as Kenké and stylized as KENKÉ, is a Nigerian Afro-soul singer and songwriter whose music explores emotion, faith, and self-discovery. A multi-hyphenate creative, she is also a guitarist, poet, dancer, speaker, and entrepreneur. Born in Anambra State and based in Abuja, she returned after completing her master’s degree in the United States to pursue music full-time. Kenké’s career spans over a decade, earning early recognition with the 2013 PEPSI Award for Outstanding Talent in Music and the 2016 Kola Award for Innovation. She gained wider attention in 2020 with "Amarom," a tender exploration of the fear of falling in love, sung partly in Igbo. In late 2025, she released her debut EP, "Ordinary Is Spectacular Enough." Other releases in her discography include "Agnes," "All Over," and "Need You." For Kenké, music is bigger than her, and she hopes it serves whoever needs it.