Wouter Kellerman

Award-winning South African flutist, producer, composer, and philanthropist Wouter Kellerman has established a global fusion sound, which merges classical instrumentation with a contemporary flourish. After building a following in his home country beginning in the 2000s, he made his international breakthrough in the 2010s with Winds of Samsara, which won a Grammy for Best New Age Album in 2015. He continued on his much-lauded trajectory into the 2020s, picking up multiple South African Music Awards for global/new age hits such as Love Language, Symphonic Soweto, In a Different Light, and Pangaea. Kellerman received another Grammy in 2022 for the collaborative single "Bayethe" with Nomcebo Zikode and Zakes Bantwini. In 2024 he, collaborated with cellist Eru Matsumoto and renowned vocalist Chandrika Tando on the internationally celebrated album Triveni, which won the Grammy award in 2025 for Best New Age Album.