He wanted to tell a story, but he couldn't say it so he sang it instead. Be inspired.

I'll Be Fine

INSAÉN, born Ganiu Opeyemi Adebisi, is a Nigerian-born singer, songwriter, and sonic prophet. Born on June 11, 52 days before Fela passed he carries the rhythm of a god refusing to die.

Raised between Lagos, Sango, and Abeokuta, his voice was forged in Fuji fire: Saheed Osupa, Muri Thunder, Shanko Rasheed, and Container blaring through speakers in a house full of brothers.
He found rhythm in Wizkid, grit in Olamide and Pasuma, depth in Ayinla Omowura, and soul in K1 the Ultimate.

His edge sharpened through the poetry of Brymo, the rage of Reminisce, the energy of Burna, and the mystery of Runtown.
But beyond Afro, he tuned into other worlds: The Weeknd, Ed Sheeran, Taylor Swift, Lauryn Hill, Bob Dylan, Kendrick Lamar.
Then came Omah lay, Asake, Nina Simone, Ye, and the ancestral fire of Fela the disruptors. The blueprint.

From this fusion came Afrocalypsoul a sound born of Afrobeat, alt-rock, and soul, wrapped in sacred chaos.
His doctrine is INSAENISM: the belief that truth can be sung beautiful and haunting.

He sings in riddles. Cries in thunder.
His words are weapons. His songs, sermons.

INSAÉN isn’t chasing charts. He’s channeling messages.
If you feel the signal in the chaos,
you just might be an INSAENIST.

Fireboy DML is afro with a blend of country, soul and whatever form or genre of music you can think of. He however chooses to call his music afro-life.