Go Back

Akanni Annimashaun

First Name: 

Last Name: 

Stage Name: 

Country: 

Born: 

Primary Language: 

Bio

Akanni Annimashaun's bio not yet available.

Discography

Discography not yet available. Check later.

Label

Record Label associated with Akanni Annimashaun - past and current.

Similar Artists

Ayinla Omowura aka EgunmogajiNigeria |1933| Yoruba

Waheed Yusuf Ayinla Gbogbolowo, widely known as Ayinla Omowura, aka Egunmogaji, was a luminary in Apala music, gaining prominence in post-colonial Nigeria. His flamboyant lifestyle and mastery of the Apala genre captured the attention of a dedicated cult following in the South-West. Starting his musical journey as a backup singer in the early 1950s, Ayinla's fortunes changed when he was discovered by Adewole Oniluola. Together, they formed a win-win partnership with Ayinla, the lead singer, and Oniluola, the lead drummer. leading to the band's success in the '70s and early '80s. Unfortunately, this success was abruptly halted when Ayinla met a tragic end in a 1980 beer parlor brawl. Despite this, his legacy remains through the surviving band members, family, and annual remembrance events.

Kelani YusufNigeria |1920| Yoruba

Kelani Yusuf, the trailblazing Nigerian musician, singer-songwriter, and gifted bandleader, was a true maestro in the Nigerian music scene. Born with innate talent, his soul-stirring melodies enchanted audiences nationwide. Leading his illustrious sakara group, he mesmerized with a unique blend of traditional rhythms and contemporary influences. The iconic track "Emu Oguro" catapulted him to new heights, solidifying his status. Kelani's philanthropy supported aspiring musicians and his community, nurturing talent and inspiring dreams. Though his untimely end left a void, his legacy lives on through timeless music, forever celebrated in Nigerian music history.

Dan KwairoNigeria |1907| Hausa

Alhaji Musa Dankwairo was a renowned Nigerian Hausa musician born into a family with an established musical legacy. He co-led the band Sarkin Kayan Maradun and notably served as a singer for the late Sardaunan Sokoto, Alhaji Ahmadu Bello. One of Dankwairo's initial songs, titled 'Mai Dubun Nasara Garnaki Sardauna,' marked his musical journey and contributed to his widespread fame in the field of music.

Afam OgbuotoboNigeria |1920| Igbo

Afam Ogbuotobo was a Nigerian highlife musician who gained popularity for his contributions to the highlife music genre. Ogbuotobo's journey as a musician started in his hometown of Onitsha, where he honed his skills and developed his unique style. With his mesmerizing vocals and ability to play multiple instruments, he quickly gained recognition and became a sought-after performer in the region. He released several albums and singles throughout his career, showcasing his talent and passion for music. Some of his notable songs include "Nwanne Di Na Mba," "Ada Owerri," and "Onye Nwere Chi". He was known for his charismatic stage presence and his ability to connect with his audience on a profound level. Tragically, Afam Ogbuotobo's life was cut short, leaving behind a legacy.

Garkuwan AjiloNigeria |1920| Hausa

Garkuwan Ajilo is another musician that has made wave in the northern part of Nigeria for the past decades. He is also a traditional musician that with his own style of song that is quite different from other. Just like other artists, Garkuwan Ajilo is widely accepted in the north and has influenced and mentored many people.

Musa Dan BauNigeria |1960| Hausa

Alhaji Musa Dan Ba'u is an iconic Hausa traditional musician that has been there for decades now. He has mentored many artistes in the northern part of Nigeria. He is a good traditional musician that has his own style of music. Musa Dan Ba'u started his career very early in life and has scaled to the top as far as Hausa traditional music is concerned.

Ayinla AdegatorNigeria |1920| Yoruba

AYINLA ADEGATOR, also known as Ayinla Omowura, is a prominent Nigerian Yoruba musician celebrated for his contributions to the musical landscape. He is the founder of the musical group "AYINLA ADEGATOR & HIS APALA GROUP," showcasing his influence in the Apala music genre. Ayinla Omowura's legacy extends beyond his own musical prowess, encompassing the impact of his ensemble in preserving and promoting Yoruba music, particularly in the Apala tradition.