Lagos-born Afrobeats star, Kapish, has started his comeback with an album announcement for his sophomore record.

The Epe indigine, born Alidu Adekunle Ayodeji, showcases masterful delivery, lacing his songs with relatable indigenous lyricism.

”I’m on a mission to make art that sticks with people, and I can’t wait to see where this creative adventure takes me! Music is my weapon,” he said.
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He further noted that his creative vision remains to craft emotive narratives that transcend boundaries, resonating with a diverse audience.

“I aim to blend innovation with authenticity, creating a visual and emotional impact that lingers in the hearts of those who experience my art. Ultimately, I seek to contribute to a cultural tapestry that reflects the richness and depth of human experience,” the singer recounts in a chat with Guardian.

Honing his talent in the bustling Lagos suburbs of Agege, Kapish picked up influences in music from Fela Kuti, Olamide, Wizkid as well as other American maestros, such as Lil Wayne, among others. His foray into Afrobeats started professionally, in 2020, where he showed prowess with records like “AYE” and “AJE” , among others.

On what’s next for him, the young musician reveals that he is focused on “working with other artists and trying out fresh ideas that really capture the essence of what I love to create. It’s all about mixing tradition with new approaches, pushing my skills further, and connecting with people through meaningful stories.”

On his typical creative process, Kapish notes that he begins “with inspiration drawn from everyday life, emotions, or the world around me. I then immerse myself in research and exploration, gathering diverse influences.Sketching and experimenting follow, allowing ideas to take shape, fostering fresh perspectives.”
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