Abubilla Music has a mission to support a community of the best early stage singer-songwriters as they progress from the start of their journey to reaching financial sustainability.
We combine artist development, creative production, strategic management, live support, and label capabilities under a single roof.
Winyo's music has taken him to some unexpected stages - and in June 2025, it took him to a business school in Barcelona.
This summer, Naomi Ost is heading out on a DIY tour, and she’s doing things a little differently.
It's a tour built around a celebration of connection and of the passionate people creating beautiful real-world spaces that make that possible.
The award recognises her show Home Is Where You Make It, a confessional, multimedia performance exploring queerness, identity and belonging in the context of the Windrush Generation and its legacies. Live music sat alongside archival audio, footage, and storytelling from ADANNAY.
Winyo is back with new music. Mapenzi Sumu, the first single from his forthcoming album, is out now on all platforms.
Sung in Swahili, the title translates roughly as "love is poison".
Winyo says “This song is about my love, my heartbreak, my lessons, my regrets, and my journey to forgiveness.
Kent-based singer-songwriter Naomi Ost released her debut EP roll with the punches on 26 November. Her single g&t was the first song uploaded by Naomi to BBC Introducing. It was immediately chosen as record of the week on BBC Introducing Kent.
We’re excited to share that ‘hey molly’, the debut single from Naomi Ost, is out now — her first release since signing with Abubilla Music in 2024.
This year the Singing Wells archive - and the diverse musical traditions, artists and stories within it - were featured at Sharjah Art Foundation’s Biennial art festival through an immersive exhibition-installation.
A swampy, acid-drenched blues-rock trip with a twisted funk undercurrent, “Cherry Train” is The Deniros at their most sonically vivid.
