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Qendresa

b. 1990

Kosovar singer, songwriter and musician

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About Qendresa

Born 1990.

Qendresa (born Qendresa Sopa; pronounced Chen-dre-sa) is a British-Kosovar singer, songwriter, and producer from North West London. She is known for her self-produced electronic soul and personal songwriting. She has released two studio albums: Midnight Request Line and Londra (2024). Neither of her parents were musicians, though they were music lovers who introduced her to a wide range of artists during her childhood. Qendresa appears across four tracks on the releases: as a featured artist on "Slap The City" and as a vocal contributor on "Gen 5" and "Fort Worth" (featuring PartyNextDoor), all from Habibti, and on "Stuck" from Maid of Honour. accompanied by an animated visual directed by Sofire and animated by Liffia. Followed by this, she released the single "Besitos / Gave Myself 2 U" through dream city discs in August 2026.

Discography

Qendresa's discography consists of two studio albums, one collaborative extended play, twelve singles and sixteen guest appearances.

Studio albums Title Details Midnight Request Line Released: November 20, 2020 Label: dream city discs Format: Digital download, streaming Londra Released: November 28, 2024 Label: dream city discs Format: Digital download, streaming

Collaborative EPs Title DetailsShades on, Pt. 1 Released: October 16, 2017 Label: Mindset Music Format: Digital download, streaming

Singles Title Year Album "I Wonder" 2018 "Potpuri popullore" 2019 "Real Luv" 2020 Midnight Request Line "Don't Stop" "Karma / The Source" 2021 "Undercover Lover" 2024 "Undercover Lover (Instrumental)" "Sweet Lies" Londra "Blocking U" 2025 "Qa mke Bo" "Rain in July / Be the One" 2026 "Besitos / Gave Myself 2 U"

Guest appearances + List of non-single guest appearances, with other performing artists, showing year released and album name Title Year Other performer(s) Album "Transition" 2017 Faze Miyake Evo "Violent Hour" Abuja 336, J. Caesa, Desta French "Side2Me" Only Regal Only Regal, Vol. I "I Wonder" (Ninetoes Remix) 2018 Jerome Hadey, Ninetoes "I Wonder" (feat. Qendresa) [Ninetoes Remix] [Mixed] Jerome Hadey Global Underground: Nubreed 12 - Denney (Mixed) "I Wonder" (feat. Qendresa) [Ninetoes Remix] Global Underground: Nubreed 12 - Denney/Unmixed "Pa Arsye" Buta Vjeshte / Dimer '18 "I Wonder" 2019 Jerome Hadey Jhadey "Nuse" DJ Gimi-O "Time" 2020 Kartell, Coops Daybreak "Don't Stop" (Remix) 2021 Dabó "Link" 2022 Iglu Noise Try Don't Cry "Heaven" 2024 Oscar #Worldpeace Heaven and Mum, Pray for Your Son "LMK" 2025 Logic1000 DJ-Kicks: Logic1000 "LMK" (Mixed) "Slap the City" 2026 Drake Habibti

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Important facts

Born
1990
Birth century
Also known as
Qendresa Sopa, Qëndresa

People in Qendresa's life

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Contemporaries

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Qendresa?

Kosovar singer, songwriter and musician

When was Qendresa born?

Qendresa was born in 1990.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Qendresa

· Wikidata: Q61079844

· DBpedia: Qendresa

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