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Biography

   Uadamen, also known as Jefferson Agbebaku, is a Nigerian born vocalist, songwriter, producer, and business owner based in Canada. Uadamen started his music career in 2016 with the release of his first single 'Like That'. The track 'Like That' was previously released in 2015, but due to some complications with his decision to release music, Uadamen withdrew the track temporarily. In the Fall of 2016, Uadamen realized that he was ready for people to hear his music, and as a result, officially released 'Like That' again with a different Cover Art. 'Like That' has achieved over 150,000 streams on Spotify as of the Fall of 2021.

   Uadamen's current style of music is Dancehall, Afroswing, R&B, Soul, and Rap, and he plans on incorporating Jazz into his music in the near future. He is well-rounded and flows with music like it is a part of himself, even though he claims that he is tone-deaf.
 Uadamen's sound is influenced by what he refers to as "the vibes." He remains current and is highly attentive to detail when it comes to his sound, he tries not to stick to a particular genre so he can jump at any opportunity that comes his way.

   Music has been a major influence in his life since he was 8 years but officially decided to pursue it in 2014, where he started recording his music in an official studio in Edmonton, Alberta (Canada). There are a few highlights in his career as an artist and business owner. The first is the inception of his own record label called All Fly Records. All Fly Records is a subsidiary of the parent company All Fly Studios, an entertainment company that deals with fashion, photography, cinematography, and music. As a manager under the All Fly Records, the second highlight of his career is working with artists such as Zarion Uti, a known Nigerian artist with over 40,000 monthly listeners on Spotify. The third  highlight in his career is his decision to join his current music group FXRGN. His target is to grow his fan base, and work with major music groups like Major Lazer.

   As a creative artist who incorporates various genres in his music. Uadamen says, "Music should be sound that pleases the ear, it doesn't matter what you call it, what should matter is how you feel when you listen to it." His creativity and love for music expand his reach of pleasing his listener's ear. From, rap to soul, he strives to bring entertainment to life and for his listeners to visualize his music.

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Mindanao

Whine it for me you know I don’t mind
(Whine it for me you know I don’t mind)
She be the only thing at the top of my mind
(The only thing at the top of my mind)
She wants to call me bae
And pull up on me
Ayy Ayy Ay
The way she doing
I cannot say goodbye

Shawty’s all on to me
So i’m on to her so ahh
She wants to go to Mindanao (Mindanao)
She wants to go to Mindanao (Mindanao)
She wants to go to Mindanao (Mindanao)

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Discography

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     'Like That' is the official first release by Uadamen. The track was recorded and produced in Edmonton, AB (Canada)  by 'Slugworth'. The track was completed as a freestyle by Uadamen, who explained that the song focuses on 'self-confidence' and 'recognition'. As a freestyle, the tone of his voice changed dramatically from the first verse to the second, which makes most people think it's a different artist at that point. 
     Uadamen claims that he plans on re-recording the track, but "this time adjusting the vocals" and making the track "more official". He also says that he plans on releasing a video that will work well with the track. 

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The idea of Act a Fool is the emphasis of miscommunication in relationships. When both individuals have a deep feeling of love for each other but do not seem to truly understand each other. Act a Fool dives into changing perspective in an empathetic manner with the use of English and Spanish.

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“Mindanao,” written by Uadamen, is a fusion between Afroswing, Dancehall, and Tropical Music. The song aims to produce a balance between the typical Afroswing slow whine and the genre ‘Dance.“ Uadamen’s aim was to make something catchy, as well as introduce the range of his natural voice. He especially notes this in the second chorus where the undertone is a higher pitch.
The meaning behind Mindanao is all about Uadamen reassuring a girl he finds attractive that he has the means to make her life enjoyable. And also bringing into light the wonderful Island of Mindanao.

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