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Born
2002
From
Nigeria

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Williams Olorunleke Oladejo, known by his stage name Drimi, emerges from Nigeria with a sound steeped in Afrobeat, reggae, soul, and R&B. Born with a passion for music, Drimi wrote his first songs at the tender age of seven, inspired by melodies in his native Yoruba dialect. His music is a rich exploration of both emotion and sociopolitical narratives, drawing power from personal and cultural roots. Drimi's professional journey began in 2017, a testament to his steadfast belief and resourceful creativity. Deeply influenced by musical luminaries such as Burna Boy, Rod Wave, and Roddy Ricch, he connected with their albums at a profound level, reflecting on themes that transcend sound. Notably, Drimi's song "When You See Me" exemplifies his dedication to music as a channel for deeper soul exploration and societal reflection. His artistic essence is defined by the belief that music should resonate with the struggles and triumphs of communities while providing a thoughtful commentary on African realities. Through intricate lyricism and a fusion of sounds, Drimi keeps pushing the boundaries of what music can accomplish while maintaining a strong narrative thread connecting his work to the global stage.
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