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Ndidi Onukwulu
Ndidi Onukwulu is a Canadian singer originally from Burns Lake, British Columbia.〔Ken Eisner, ("Melodrama seems to suit wide-ranging Ndidi Onukwulu" ), ''Georgia Strait''〕 Although her style is often classified as jazz and blues, Onukwulu combines several musical genres in her songs including surf music, electric blues, gospel, and country.〔Rachel Sanders, (" Ndidi Onukwulu: The Contradictor" ), Exclaim.ca〕 She frequently tours promoting her music and makes regular appearances at the Vancouver Folk Music Festival.〔Mike Mineo, ("Ndidi Onukwulu" ), 5/20/08, Obscure Sound〕
== Life ==
Although Onukwulu never had any interest in music at an early age and she did not consider a career as a singer until her friends heard her sing in her early adult years.〔Kathleen Bell, "Ndidi in a Blue Dress," ''See Magazine'', September 18–24, 2008, Music Section, Edmonton edition.〕 She moved to New York City where she sang on the open-mic circuit. During her time in New York, she met several hip-hop and blues musicians who influenced her atypical style.〔 Next Onukwulu moved to Toronto where she first became a member of a rock band. Later, she joined the electronica group Stop Die Resuscitate.〔
Eventually, Onukwulu moved back to a more definitively blues style and began performing at prominent venues including Massey Hall in Toronto.〔()〕 In January 2006 Onukwulu released her first album ''No, I Never''. The album release was followed by a tour that garnered positive buzz in the Canadian blues community.〔
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