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Jahman Eselem

First Name: Jahman

Last Name: Eselem

Stage Name: Jahman Eselem

Country: Cameroon

Born: 1949

Primary Language: French

Other Languages: English

Bio

Jahman Eselem is a Cameroonian-born, Mali-established singer and musician and the son of an Elumba traditional chief. He developed a love of music at a young age and began singing. He had already released two albums in Cameroon before leaving for Mali, which helped establish him as a talented musician. In Mali, Jahman formed the band "Jahman & the Fari Knight Flame" and quickly rose to prominence in the Malian reggae scene, known for his powerful voice and musical ability.

Discography

Albums²

Petite Terre2017 • AlbumTracks: 13

Reste Dans Lamour2009 • AlbumTracks: 14

Label

Record Label associated with Jahman Eselem - past and current.

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