Eldee, whose full name is Lanre Dabiri, is a Nigerian-American rapper, music producer, and entrepreneur, revered for his significant contributions to the Nigerian music scene and the Afrobeat genre. Emerging on the music stage in the early 2000s, Eldee quickly became synonymous with the innovative wave of African hip-hop and urban music. As a founding member of the pioneering hip-hop group Trybesmen, he played a critical role in shaping contemporary Nigerian music, blending afrobeat rhythms with urban sounds to create a unique fusion that has resonated with audiences both locally and internationally.

Beyond his group activities, Eldee has enjoyed a successful solo career highlighted by several acclaimed albums, including "Return of the King," which saw hits like "I Go Yarn" and "Bosi Gbangba" earn him both critical and commercial success. Known for his smooth delivery and insightful lyrics, he has remained a respected figure in African music, using his platform to address social issues and inspire a new generation of artists. With projects like "Undeniable" and "Is It Your Money? Vol.1," Eldee has consistently showcased his versatility and dedication to pushing the boundaries of African music. Despite taking a step back from active music production to focus on his technology and business ventures, Eldee's legacy continues to influence the Afrobeat genre and the broader music industry.