She hails from Ekiti state, born to a dentist father and lawyer mother.
She’s the last of two children, art is life for her and music is the core of her passion. Like she says, Her art is in her heart. At a very early
age, she had passion for deep philosophical thoughts and words coupled with the love for rhythm. Music was not far fetched for her. Her low range voice and style of singing was not encouraged in the religious institution but
she set out to be the brand she believed was real and appealing. SHe has basic training in theatrical practice. She heads a band named SSV (Sticks, strings and Voices) and debuted her first show in 2010, with Aduke and Fwendz ‘an evening of poetry and conscious music featuring Kafayat Quadri, Sage Has.son, Sistasoul, Adewale Oreshade’, She has performed at literary events and art festivals in Nigeria.
age, she had passion for deep philosophical thoughts and words coupled with the love for rhythm. Music was not far fetched for her. Her low range voice and style of singing was not encouraged in the religious institution but
she set out to be the brand she believed was real and appealing. SHe has basic training in theatrical practice. She heads a band named SSV (Sticks, strings and Voices) and debuted her first show in 2010, with Aduke and Fwendz ‘an evening of poetry and conscious music featuring Kafayat Quadri, Sage Has.son, Sistasoul, Adewale Oreshade’, She has performed at literary events and art festivals in Nigeria.
Aduke is a graduate of history and Strategic studies from the University of Lagos. The single ‘Made in Lagos’ is a song that addresses rural / urban migration which is a common trend in major cities all over the world, inspired by real life situations.
Brand new from Aduke, just like her previous singles “Made in Lagos” , “Fly Away” and “Leke Leke” which gave us that African feel, “Iso Kere” also has that African feel in it, and also a bit of Afrobeat sound
Brand new from Aduke, just like her previous singles “Made in Lagos” , “Fly Away” and “Leke Leke” which gave us that African feel, “Iso Kere” also has that African feel in it, and also a bit of Afrobeat sound
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