Sanyu brought a crate of original kadongo kamu records to a Kololo living room and played them in full, side by side, with only candles for light. Between records, guests shared what each song meant to their parents.
Kololo · Sunday 20 September 2026
Candlelit Kadongo Kamu Listening Room
An evening with original kadongo kamu records, played whole, by candlelight.
Hosted by Sanyu Namirembe, Sound artist & breathwork guide
The Curator’s Endorsement
“Proof that a crate of records and a room of candles can hold a whole generation's memory.”
The Tokutana Curatorial Board
The Intentionality Pledge
Every host answers these before a gathering is published, and is held to them afterwards.
Why it exists
To hear the music our parents loved the way it was meant to be heard: whole, together, without distraction.
The ritual
- Records played whole, no skipping
- Candlelight only
- A memory shared between each side
The afterglow
On the ride home, you should feel Quietly Introspective.
How the host measures success
Every guest shares one memory, and nobody checks a phone.
The vibe
Four dimensions, set by the host and checked by our curators.
Your host
Sanyu Namirembe
Sound artist & breathwork guide
Exemplary (Pillar of Community)Sanyu builds slow listening rooms from field recordings, Kiganda harp and long silences. Her gatherings start quietly and stay that way.
How it went
Our curators debrief every gathering against the host’s pledge.
92
Resonance score, out of 100
Afterglow promised
Quietly Introspective
Afterglow felt
Quietly Introspective, Deeply Connected (Fully delivered)
Ritual adherence
Honoured by host and crowd
Guests on the night
18 of 18 pledged
“I heard my father's favourite song with strangers and none of us were strangers by the end.”
Guest, September listening room
Your vibe match
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When
Sunday 20 September 2026
7:30 pm to 10:00 pm
Where
A living room in Kololo
Kololo Hill Drive
Short walk from Kololo Airstrip
Guests
18 at most
Admission
UGX 50,000
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