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Olu of Africa
First Name: Oluwatunmida
Other Names: Matins
Last Name: Agunbiade
Stage Name: Olu of Africa
Country: Nigeria
Born: 1920
Primary Language: English
Other Languages: Yoruba

Participations

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Performer
5
Songwriter
Bio
Oluwatunmida Matins Agunbiade, professionally known as Olu of Africa, is a rising talent in the Nigerian music scene. Born in the United Kingdom and raised in Lagos, Nigeria, Olu of Africa is an Afro-Soul artist with a distinctive musical style that blends "Aso Oke" music with Afrosoul. Beyond his musical prowess, he is dedicated to using his art as a force for positive change, aiming to inspire and empower young people. Notable in his discography are the 2023 releases "SUFFAR" and "Salamo."
Discography
Singles3
Sontin Small
Sontin Small2024 • SingleTracks: 1
Suffar
Suffar2023 • SingleTracks: 1
Salamo
Salamo2023 • SingleTracks: 1
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