Fuse ODG

As a teenager in London, Fuse faces bullying due to his Ghanaian accent. To connect with peers and gain social acceptance, he starts creating music. Influenced by American hip-hop, Ghanaian highlife, grime, and UK garage, Fuse begins his music journey in a school rap crew called 2 Gully.

In October 2011, Fuse ODG releases "Azonto," reaching number 30 on the UK Singles Chart. The following year, "Antenna" peaks at number 7, marking his breakthrough. He begins blending Afro-pop, hip-hop, and R&B, gaining recognition for his unique sound.

Fuse ODG wins 'Best African Act' at the MOBO Awards in October 2013. His singles like "Million Pound Girl (Badder Than Bad)" and "Dangerous Love" climb the UK Singles Chart. In November 2014, he releases his debut album, T.I.N.A. (This Is New Africa), which garners critical acclaim.

Fuse ODG refuses an offer to participate in Band Aid 30 due to concerns over its portrayal of Africa. He continues collaborating with artists like Tinchy Stryder and Angel, expanding his musical reach. In 2016, he joins forces with Zack Knight and Badshah for the multicultural track, "Bombae."

Fuse ODG explores new musical territories and collaborations. His work reflects a fusion of African and global influences, showcasing his commitment to representing contemporary African music on the international stage.

Continuing to push boundaries, Fuse ODG remains active in the music industry, impacting genres and artists worldwide. His efforts contribute to the growing recognition and appreciation of African music in global markets.