Kele Okereke

British indie rock musician

Kele Okereke is a British musician, best known as the lead singer and rhythm guitarist for the indie rock band Bloc Party. Formed in 1999, Bloc Party gained prominence with their debut album "Silent Alarm" in 2005, which was critically acclaimed and achieved commercial success. Kele's distinctive voice and the band's fusion of angular guitar riffs with electronic music elements became their signature sound. In addition to his work with Bloc Party, Kele has pursued a solo career, exploring a variety of musical styles including electronic, alternative rock, and acoustic folk. His solo albums include "The Boxer" (2010), "Trick" (2014), and "Fatherland" (2017), each showcasing different facets of his artistry. Kele is also known for his activism and outspokenness on issues such as LGBT rights and racial equality.