Mah Kouyaté is a distinguished Malian musician and singer, hailing from a legacy of griots—a class of musicians and storytellers who play an integral role in preserving the history and culture of the Mandé people of West Africa. Her music is deeply rooted in the Manding musical tradition and she is best known for her contributions to the popularization of griot music internationally.

Career-wise, Mah Kouyaté has gained recognition for her vibrant and soulful renditions of traditional Malian songs, which she often infuses with modern touches. Over the past decade, she has nurtured an impressive repertoire, as reflected in her series of albums, "Badenya, Vol. 1 & 2" and "Sumu, Vol. 1 & 2," which celebrate ten successful years in the music industry. These releases highlight her deep understanding and respect for her cultural heritage while showcasing her unique ability to communicate the essence of Mandé storytelling through her music. Kouyaté's albums such as "Diatigui Ngnouma," "Simbo," "Tariba," "CAN 2002," and "Balimaya Vol. 2" continue to enchant audiences with their rich melodies and rhythmic intricacies, solidifying her status as one of Mali's most beloved contemporary voice.