Davolee, born Shokoya Oluwasegunfunmi, is a Nigerian rapper and songwriter known for his distinct blend of indigenous rap with contemporary hip-hop sensibilities. He has carved a niche for himself in the Nigerian music scene with his versatile lyrical prowess, often expressing his life experiences and societal issues through his music. Rising to the spotlight after his freestyle video caught the attention of YBNL Nation's boss, Olamide, Davolee was quickly ushered onto the platform where he showcased his talent to a broader audience.

Throughout his career, Davolee has demonstrated a remarkable ability to connect with his fans through relatable lyrics and memorable melodies. He has consistently released tracks that highlight his growth as an artist and his dedication to his craft. Among his more recent works, tracks like "Third Mainland Bridge," "ABDZ," both in its original form and as an acoustic version, and "Na My Shoe I Buckle" illustrate his introspective storytelling and raw emotion. With titles such as "Black Jesus," "Energy," and "Early Moni," Davolee continues to touch on themes of struggle, empowerment, and the pursuit of success. His single "I Pray" resonates with heartfelt aspirations, while "Money" and "Anointing" delve into the aspirations for wealth and spiritual blessings. He doesn't shy away from exploring different facets of life, as seen in "Fun For Love," "Ashawo," "Ejeh," and "Tired," further cementing his versatility and authenticity in the music industry. Davolee's rise is a testament to his dedication and the emotional depth of his artistry.