Olumide Denden (born Odebunmi Oluwasegun Olumide) is a fast-rising Nigerian artist whose sound bridges traditional Afro-rhythms with modern global pop. Born in Ota and raised in Lagos, Olumide Denden represents the new generation of African creatives shaping a global musical identity grounded in culture, rhythm, and authenticity. He began his musical journey in 2011, drawing inspiration from the evolving sounds of Afrobeat, highlife, pop, and street-culture melodies. Over the years, he has refined a unique style, vibrant, rhythmic, emotional, and intentionally energetic. His breakout release “Denden” introduced him to a wider audience, establishing him as a refreshing voice with flair, confidence, and sonic versatility. In 2024, Olumide Denden released “Afunimawobe” – EP, a 5-track body of work that reflected growth, grit, and artistry. The project marked a significant moment in his evolved sound, combining storytelling, dance-ready production, and a deeper exploration of African identity. He followed the EP with strong singles including “Just Dey Play,” “Hunter,” “Go Harder,” and other collaborations that continue to expand his reach beyond West Africa. Currently signed to Walboomers Music, Olumide Denden is building momentum as a standout performer and recording artist. His music carries themes of ambition, love, street wisdom, and youthful resilience, delivered with a charismatic voice and a confident presence that resonates with fans across continents. In 2025, Olumide Denden strengthens his global positioning with the release of “PRESSURE”—an international collaboration with Richy Jay and producer Jae Em. The track amplifies his identity as a boundary-breaking artist whose music speaks to both African roots and international listeners. With a growing fanbase, increasing digital presence, and a performance style that commands attention, Olumide Denden is not just an emerging act, he is a rising force in Afrobeats. His vision is clear: to take the sound of Afunimawobe to the world, inspire the next generation, and contribute to the global evolution of African music.