Sudanese-American musician Sinkane recently captivated audiences with his performance at a Tiny Desk Concert, opening with the uplifting anthem "U'Huh" featuring the Arabic phrase "kulu shi tamaam," translating to "everything's great — it's all going to be all right." Sinkane, also known as Ahmed Gallab, infuses a unique blend of krautrock, prog rock, electronica, free jazz, and funk rock with Sudanese pop influences in his music.

Born in London to college professors, Gallab's diverse background spans living in Sudan, Ohio, and currently New York City. Before pursuing his solo career, he collaborated with various artists like Eleanor Friedberger and Caribou. Noteworthy achievements include leading the Atomic Bomb! Band, composing music for Roald Dahl's musical adaptation, and releasing his sixth album "Life & Livin' It" in 2017.

Sinkane's performance at the Tiny Desk Concert showcased his eclectic musical style, drawing inspiration from a mix of global influences. With a band that reflects his love for diverse music genres, Sinkane's music resonates with New York jazz, Bob Marley's vibes, and Sudanese desert sounds. Gallab's versatile career has seen him collaborate with music legends like David Byrne, Damon Albarn, and many others, solidifying his place in the music industry as a groundbreaking artist.