This 18-Year-Old Student is Enthralling the World With Her Pop Covers – Meet Keneisenuo Sorhie from Nagaland

To be young and carefree is truly a wonderful state to be in. And when you add a passion that brings you joy and entertains your friends, your youthful days become even more fulfilling.

Today, we have the pleasure of introducing you to Keneisenuo Sorhie, an 18-year-old aspiring singer from Nagaland. She captured our attention through her delightful Instagram feed filled with beautiful song covers, complemented by her charming personality that resonates with her singing. Join us for a lighthearted conversation with Keneisenuo as we get to know her better.

Fun chat with 18-year-old Keneisenuo Sorhie from Kohima – a talented singer enthralling her fans with her beautiful voice.

Keneisenuo Sorhie is an 18-year-old student and singer from Kohima, Nagaland.

R&L: Hello Keneisenuo, please introduce yourself.

Keneisenuo: Hi, I’m Keneisenuo Sorhie from Nagaland, I am 18 years old, and currently a higher secondary student. I was born and brought up in Kohima. I love to sing and it’s one of my favorite thing to do during my leisure time. I work with Table 3 Nagaland, who manages my shows and performances. I’m also a keen animal lover 🙂

Team Table 3 (L-R): LC Sekhose, Moko Koza, Keneisenuo Sorhie, Keneisenuo Khezhie, Tommy & Lian Johnson.

Team Table 3 from Nagaland

R&L: Introduce us to your work. What got you interested in singing and music?

Keneisenuo: I always had that zeal to sing when I was young, but I never really had the courage to stand in front of others. The initial stage started with practices done at home and a had a breakthrough moment when I sang ‘The Call’ by Regina Spektor at our school farewell.

R&L: How have your roots and upbringing influenced your music?

Keneisenuo: With no mentor or music class, I practiced on my own. Initially, I was influenced by our local singers such as Virie, Zaza, and MJ Jamir who have the same upbringing.

Student and Singer Keneisenuo with her friends

Keneisenuo with her friends.

Keneisenuo Sorhie on stage

Kenei on stage

R&L: What’s your creative and work philosophy? Where do you take inspiration from?

Keneisenuo: I am fascinated with contemporary and old sad songs. I feel this genre can move a soul deeply. Music to me has its beginning from my creator, God, and all glory and honor are due to Him.

R&L: What do you hope people take away from your music?

Keneisenuo: I hope people connect with the songs I perform as much as I connect to them while presenting them.

R&L: what are you working on at the moment?

Keneisenuo: I recently did some cover songs in collaboration with Clef Ensemble which are all available on YouTube. There will be more covers coming and of course, my original songs which I’m hoping to release very soon. Stay tuned!