Kobe, who is only 22 years old, is about to graduate from the renowned halls of Trinity Laban and embark on a new journey, to prepare for the next chapter in his musical career. Following years of hands-on training, Kobe hopes to expand on his passion for teaching while also adding to his already extensive portfolio.

Growing up in a creative household, Kobe had the perfect setting to thrive in a musical environment. His upbringing exposed him to the musical preferences of both of his parents. His father introduced him to artists such as David Byrn, Brian Eno, and De La Soul, while his mother introduced him to artists like King Tubby and Herbie Hancock.

His mother, a modern classical pianist, began teaching him the piano, but as parent-child lessons often go, they ended. However, it made no difference because she had ignited a lifelong passion for music. He picked up the bass at 11 years old and has not looked back since.

Through practice , determination, and a genuine love for music, he has developed a deep-rooted connection to the foundations and principles of his study.

After figuring out what path he wanted to take in sixth form, he decided to build a musical foundation rooted in the prestigious halls of the BRIT School. He was surrounded by people who all wanted to push the boundaries of creativity, and they are a big inspiration for the musician he is today.

At the same time, he started at the Junior Trinity Saturday School, where he started having more jazz specific instrumental lessons.

From captivating audiences at iconic venues like The Vortex and 606 club, to sharing the spotlight with luminaries such as Hans Koller, Tom Challenger, Byron Wallen, and Rachael Cohen, Kobe has navigated scene with a passion to learn.

Other notable feats include playing 2023 Glastonbury with UK legend Glenn Tilbroook.

Today, Kobe stands at the beginning of a new chapter, armed with a wealth of experience, a spirit destined for exploration, and a burning desire to push the boundaries of their art.