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Bnnyhunna previously appeared at Patronaat during OSHI Fest and now returns to Haarlem Vinyl Festival with his own show on our Stage 2 on Friday, October 2.
Bnnyhunna, aka Benjamin Ankomag, is a Ghanaian artist from Amsterdam Southeast.
During his challenging youth, music became his outlet, during which he learned to play piano, drums, and guitar in church. Today, he creates a mix of jazz, hip hop, R&B, and Afro, and his music reflects his West African background. He is further influenced by Fela Kuti, Yussef Dayes, and Kendrick Lamar, and has collaborated with artists such as Braxton Cook, Rimon, Jose James, Gaidaa, Arp Frique, and Akwasi.
In 2021, his debut EP 'SINTHA' was released, while this year he was awarded an Edison for his first album 'Echoes of a Prayer'. Additionally, he has performed at festivals such as North Sea Jazz, Lowlands, and Down The Rabbit Hole, and is a regular at Super-Sonic Jazz.
Bnnyhunna previously appeared at Patronaat during OSHI Fest and now returns to Haarlem Vinyl Festival with his own show on our Stage 2 on Friday, October 2.
Bnnyhunna, aka Benjamin Ankomag, is a Ghanaian artist from Amsterdam Southeast.
During his challenging youth, music became his outlet, during which he learned to play piano, drums, and guitar in church. Today, he creates a mix of jazz, hip hop, R&B, and Afro, and his music reflects his West African background. He is further influenced by Fela Kuti, Yussef Dayes, and Kendrick Lamar, and has collaborated with artists such as Braxton Cook, Rimon, Jose James, Gaidaa, Arp Frique, and Akwasi.
In 2021, his debut EP 'SINTHA' was released, while this year he was awarded an Edison for his first album 'Echoes of a Prayer'. Additionally, he has performed at festivals such as North Sea Jazz, Lowlands, and Down The Rabbit Hole, and is a regular at Super-Sonic Jazz.
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