MOBO & Grammy Award Winner
Fuse ODG
Fuse ODG is a British-Ghanaian artist and singer who quickly rose to global fame with his unique blend of pop, RnB and afrobeat music. Born in England but with Ghanaian origins, Fuse ODG has managed to merge these two cultures to create an innovative and captivating sound. His breakthrough into the music industry came in 2013 with his hit single “Antenna” which not only captured the hearts of the British public but also caught the attention of the international music industry.
The song’s catchy chorus, catchy rhythms and energetic lyrics were immediately loved by listeners around the world, propelling Fuse ODG to the forefront. Since then, he has released several global hits such as “Azonto” and “Dangerous Love”, becoming one of the most popular artists in the contemporary afrobeat music scene. His talent and commitment to promoting unity, love and pride in African culture have also contributed to his success and growing fame.
Fuse ODG, who has childhood connections to Pollards Hill, is known for his unique musical style mixing Afrobeats, dancehall and pop, and his infectious energy and distinctive voice.
Proud of his Ghanaian origins, Fuse ODG willingly integrates African sounds into his songs, thus creating a cultural bridge between the West and Africa. His lyrics touch on themes such as love, self-pride and unity, allowing him to reach a wide audience across the world. But Fuse ODG is not content with his musical career.
As an activist, he also uses his notoriety to promote philanthropic initiatives and encourage young Africans to be proud of his identity. He is notably the founder of the “This Is New Africa” (TINA) campaign, which aims to change negative perceptions about Africa and encourage the economic development of the continent. With several albums under his belt, such as “TINA” (2014) and “New Africa Nation” (2019), Fuse ODG continues to spread his vibrant music across the world, while remaining a strong advocate of African culture. His charismatic personality and commitment make him much more than just a celebrity, but a true ambassador of African unity and pride.
He grew up in an environment that inspired him to create a unique style of music, which blends African rhythms with elements of hip-hop, R&B and dancehall. Fuse ODG managed to popularise this style and make it known internationally, becoming one of the most influential voices in the African diaspora.
Fuse ODG’s passion for music and artistic journey are a reflection of his family heritage and his desire to promote African music throughout the world.