J'odie

J'odie (born Joy Odiete) is a Nigerian singer-songwriter celebrated for her soulful blend of Afrobeat and R&B. She first gained major recognition after winning *Project Fame West Africa* in 2008, a breakthrough that launched her career. Known for her rich, emotive vocals and uplifting lyrics, J'odie crafts music that often celebrates African culture and womanhood, as heard in tracks like *African Woman* and *Butterflies (Nwoke Oma)*. Her sound blends traditional Nigerian rhythms with contemporary pop sensibility, creating a vibe that's both nostalgic and fresh—perfectly captured in the laid-back groove of *Fresh Palmwine*.

While maintaining a relatively low profile compared to some peers, J'odie has built a loyal fanbase drawn to her authenticity and themes of empowerment. She’s collaborated with heavyweights like 2Baba and remains a respected voice in Nigeria’s vibrant music scene, championing messages of love, resilience, and cultural pride through her work.