Filled with lyrical vibrance and uplifting contemporary, Dámì’s stylistic versatility is on show. With the subject matter diving into happiness and growth, the catchy melodies are matched with compelling visuals showcasing Dámì on his pursuit of happiness.

Produced by: YelaH
Mixed & Mastered by: Jacques Jenkins
Artwork by Ibiwunmi Balogun

Dami Sule - Happy For Myself

Worry No More

Simba

Aired: Wed 18 April 2018 (11pm - 1am GMT)

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Emmanuel Damilare Sule aka Dámì Sule is a Nigerian-born singer and rapper currently living in Manchester. Following his early passion for poetry and poets such as George the Poet, Dámì found purpose in putting meaning to words and therefore creating a unique blend of music that simply can not be categorised. 

He started his music journey in 2017 with his debut EP ‘Crayons’ which grabbed the attention of listeners in London and Manchester with stations such Reprezent Radio, Radar and Unity Radio supporting the project. 

From here on in Dámì has released projects every subsequent year from ‘Rough Canvas’ LP to ‘This Love I Have' and his most recent of August 2020 'Everything is a Facade’ EP. With all releases blending between various genres from R&B, Afro, alternative hip hop and soul, Dámì showcases his versatility and strong songwriting continually. Dámì has also released a handful of singles which have helped extend his reach. For example his Afro inspired single ‘Feel Like’ gained support from major Editorial Playlists on Spotify and Apple Music along with national radio support from Capital Xtra, BBC Introducing and Pulse 88.   Dámì can be described as an ever-evolving artist that will always ‘keep you on your toes’ as he always delves into a multitude of styles showcasing not only his heritage but his authenticity.

Worry No More

Dámì Sule

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