Prins Obi is the moniker of Greek musician George Dimakis, known for his multifaceted career as a composer, singer, and keyboardist. Rising to prominence as a member of the psychedelic pop band Baby Guru, Dimakis has since cultivated a solo career that oscillates between eclectic pop melodies and experimental ventures. With an inclination towards introspective lyrics and a blend of modern and traditional sounds, his work showcases an artist unafraid to push boundaries and embrace varied musical landscapes.

His discography as Prins Obi includes the vibrant "New World Boi," an exploration of identity in the digital age, and the whimsical "Banana," an album that delights in its own quirky universe. With releases like "The Grasshopper Lies Heavy" and "You're the Virus," Prins Obi delves into socio-political commentary, manifesting a sense of urgency and reflection. Albums such as "The Age of Tourlou" and "Notions" reveal his knack for marrying the eclectic with the accessible, never losing touch with melodic hooks and foot-tapping rhythms. Whether solo or with his band, Prins Obi's work is characterized by ingenuity, a rich palette of influences, and a distinctive voice that has become a staple of the contemporary Greek music scene.