Kirrah Amosa
co-director
Kirrah Amosa stepped onto a stage for the first time at age seven — and never really left. As co-director of Tuchasoul, she now leads the company's creative direction across live performance, artist development, and event production — work that has taken her from Standby and Assistant Director roles on Hamilton, to Wicked and The Bodyguard, to headlining FLIGHT: Drone SkyShow 2026 before a crowd of 75,000. Her voice has carried across continents, including a performance of the U.S. National Anthem at the San Diego Padres' Multicultural Round — a Samoan woman from Canberra, standing on American soil, representing where she comes from.
With over 140,000 followers and millions of streams across her music, Kirrah's reach extends far beyond the stage. That same instinct — to build spaces where people feel seen — led her to create Mums Club, the viral Canberra movement and community she founded as a home for mother-led connection and events. She is also the founder of The House of Influence, a confidence and performance coaching platform helping women find their voice, on stage and off.
A Bachelor of Music graduate from the Australian National University, Kirrah leads with vision, precision, and an unwavering standard for excellence — building rooms, movements, and stages where women don't just show up. They belong.
Kofi Amosa
vocalist
Kofi Amosa is proof that greatness doesn't wait for permission. At just sixteen, he has already built a performance résumé most artists spend decades chasing — gracing stages at the Canberra Raiders Hall of Fame Gala, Floriade, the Multicultural Festival, Rock for Reconciliation 2026, and Step Into the Limelight 2024. A natural-born entertainer, Kofi has taken the lead vocal spotlight for Christmas with the Amosa Family and Tuchasoul Nights: Kings vs Queens Edition, commanding rooms with a presence far beyond his years. He recently made his theatrical debut as Danny Zuko in St Edmund's production of Grease — a breakout performance that confirmed what those who know him have always known: Kofi doesn't just perform, he transforms.
Add to this a growing list of appearances for the ACT Government and Canberra's most prestigious corporate events, and it's clear Kofi is not the future of Tuchasoul — he is very much its present. With every stage he steps onto, he leaves a little more proof that his story is only just beginning.
Mayah Amosa
vocalist
Mayah Amosa has been captivating audiences with the Amosa Family since the age of ten — and at just nineteen, she has already claimed her place on some of Canberra's most prestigious stages. Her credits read like a city's cultural highlight reel: the Canberra Raiders Hall of Fame Gala, FLIGHT: Drone SkyShow 2026 before 75,000 mesmerised onlookers, Enlighten, Floriade, Rock for Reconciliation 2026, the Export Awards, and the Master Games Closing Ceremony — with an invitation to headline Step Into the Limelight in 2024. A proud custodian of her Samoan heritage, Mayah has lent her voice to the Multicultural Festival and delivered a stirring rendition of the Samoan National Anthem at prestigious events, including the Canberra Raiders' Multicultural Round — at just sixteen. Her presence extends across countless appearances for the ACT Government, weddings, and corporate events, and she has headlined original releases with the Amosa Family now streaming on all major platforms, alongside viral moments born from the family's uniquely relatable storytelling.
Beyond the stage, Mayah serves as Tuchasoul's Head of Social Media, shaping the voice and vision behind the brand's online presence. A decade of stage experience already lives within her — and Mayah's future stretches ahead, bright and boundless.
Mickey Sulit
Acoustic Soloist
With a rich, soulful voice and an R&B edge, Mickey Sulit brings polish and warmth to every room she plays. Her acoustic performances are feel-good, refined and built to lift an occasion.
Her stage credits span some of Canberra's most recognised events. She has performed at TEDx Canberra, appeared at Wonderland Music & Arts Festival on a lineup that included The Temper Trap and LANY, and taken the stage at Groovin the Moo as part of a DJ collaboration.
Mickey is equally at home in the corporate space, having performed at the Red Nose Gala and for a range of businesses and organisations across Canberra. Whether it's a gala dinner, product launch or company celebration, she delivers a polished, atmospheric performance that guests remember long after the night ends.
Her latest single, "Let It Go," is available now on all platforms.
Steve Amosa
Founder, co-director
Steve Amosa has been marked his brand of acoustic soul since the early 1990s. A regular at Canberra's major events, he has regularly performed for the Canberra Raiders, Floriade, Enlighten, the Multicultural Festival, Rock for Reconciliation, the Australian Government and Canberra Airport, and alongside the Blamey Big Band and the Canberra Symphony Orchestra. He has supported Alison Limerick, Sam Sparro, Crystal Waters and Hayley Jensen, and headlined at Brainstorm for a Cure at the AIS Arena with Paulini and Jon Stevens, as well as for the Qantas Wallabies and NSW Waratahs.
Steve was vocal coach on two Ministry of Sound Orchestrated Australian tours in collaboration with producer/composer Adam Sofo, represented Canberra on season 2 of Australian Idol, and played the Wizard of Oz in Free-Rain Theatre Company's season of Wicked at the Canberra Theatre, alongside his daughter Kirrah Amosa as Elphaba.
With years of national corporate work and weddings behind him, he now leads his children as The Amosa Family, with countless viral moments, a rapidly growing online presence and multiple releases on all major streaming platforms.