Ntjam Rosie (born 1983 in Sonkoe, Cameroon) is a Dutch-Cameroonian singer-songwriter based in Rotterdam, trained at the Codarts Conservatory. Her music weaves jazz, soul, pop and African rhythms into a sound that resists easy categorisation - multilingual, personal and consistently evolving. The breakthrough album Elle (2010) brought her international recognition, and she has since released nine studio albums while touring more than twenty countries. She has also worked in theatre, contributing to productions including Homelands and the award-winning Dear Winnie.
On 24 April 2026, her ninth, untitled studio album Ntjam Rosie was released, preceded by the singles 'In Your Arms' and 'Better'.
In February 2026, Ntjam Rosie announced the 'Who I Am-tour': five Dutch venues in May and June, including TivoliVredenburg and Tolhuistuin Amsterdam.
In 2025, Ntjam Rosie performed five times with the Metropole Orkest in the project Salute African Queens.
In June 2025, she performed as a guest artist alongside Cameroonian bassist Richard Bona at the Music Meeting festival in Nijmegen.
In 2024, she released the EP Embrace the New together with the 18-piece Dutch groove/funk big band Licks & Brains, at the intersection of dance, jazz and African music.
Cameroonian vocalist Ntjam Rosie performs at Orpheus, blending jazz, soul and world music in her distinctive style.
The eighth edition of Jazzfestival Generations brings live jazz, soul and funk across four stages in Apeldoorn, featuring artists of all generations from both national and international acts.
Cameroonian vocalist Ntjam Rosie performs at museum Beelden aan Zee, blending jazz, soul and world music traditions.
