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Naomi Diaz Ibeyi Comparison

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They’re little more than twenty years old, released just one album and their career debuted only two years ago… But they’ve already turned the music world upside-down! Lisa-Kainde and Naomi Diaz, better known as Ibeyi, will soon turn upside-down Koko, London and the U.K. too with their forthcoming tour, which will see them playing seven gigs all around the country (next to London, they’ll visit Brighton, Bristol, Birmingham, Leeds, Manchester and Glasgow) The Diaz sisters, who published their début album “Ibeyi” few months ago, are one of the most glaring examples of how two twins can look, act and sound different but also how two opposites can become one alike. Ibeyi is indeed an intriguing project, which is able to mirror the many souls

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