Olamide Adedeji, known professionally as Olamide, is a prolific Nigerian rapper, singer, and songwriter who has made a substantial impact on the African music scene. Born on the 15th of March, 1989, in Bariga, Lagos State, Olamide's entrance into the music industry came through with his debut single "Eni Duro" in 2010. Following the success of this single, he went on to release his first album titled "Rapsodi" in 2011. As a leading figure in the popularizing of the indigenous Yoruba genre of rap, Olamide founded the YBNL Nation, an independent record label that has nurtured a plethora of talents in the Nigerian music landscape.
Over the years, Olamide has consistently showcased his versatility by incorporating various music styles, including Afrobeats, hip hop, and the South African-inspired Amapiano, into his work. His artistry is known for its reflection of the street culture and language which resonates with many Nigerians. Some of his most recent releases such as "Arizona," "Hate Me," and "Bunda" attest to his adaptive style and lasting relevance in the music industry. Tracks like "See Level" demonstrate his knack for collaboration, while others such as "Skelele" and "Unruly" fortify his reputation as a mainstay in the realm of Afrobeat and global music. Olamide continues to be a force in shaping the sound of contemporary African music, inspiring a new generation of artists and fans with his dynamic beats and compelling lyrics.
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