My version of 'When We Were Young'

Tolu Salako is an alternative singer-songwriter, artist and producer, from Nigeria; growing up in Nigeria, she developed her passion to sing, and perform before audiences through participating in choirs and bands. In 2009 she relocated to Glasgow and was encouraged by  her vocal coach, to pursue a solo career in music. In 2010, she relocated to London in order to study music, and was able to accomplish this up to a Masters degree in Popular Music and Performance at the Institute of Popular Music and Performance. In 2015, when she was back in Nigeria, she was invited to be part of the jury board as well as to lead a vocal masterclass in the yearly international contest of Riga Symphony Orchestra. 

Over the years, Tolu Salako has gained a lot of experience as a live performer, session vocalist, as well as written topline for international artists. She has also released a self-produced EP, and has several singles in the market.
Tolu Salako values music which has depth, and aims to exhibit this through her work. She identifies Toni Braxton as a major influence. She is inspired by artists like Alicia Keys, Lizz Wright, and Vaults. She looks up to Nigerian artists like Nonso Amadi, Asa, Odunsi, and Niniola for her afro influence.

My version of 'When We Were Young'

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