The Story
From a bedroom in Lagos
The Beginning
It was 11:45 PM, listening to Juice WRLD, when he made the decision to pursue music seriously. From that night, armed with a Tecno Spark 3 and BandLab, he began building his sound from a bedroom in Lagos. Every song since has been recorded on a phone: the early tracks on the Spark, the EP on an iPhone.
He came from deep poverty, from the lowest margins of circumstance, and learned early how to make something lasting from almost nothing. That reality still sits inside the work, alongside faith, ambition, and a measured sense of self.
“The songs begin in ordinary life, then slowly become something larger.”
An accounting student at Lagos State University, Ojo, he records between lectures and late-night sessions. That routine lends the music its shape: careful writing, melodic instinct, and a clear sense of place.
10,000+ streams. Built independently, without a major machine behind it. The audience is forming in a way that feels earned rather than manufactured.
Influences
- Kendrick Lamar — Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers
- Post Malone — beerbongs & bentleys
- svn4vr — fleshdeath
