Meeza, whose real name is Toluwalashe Azeem Adumadeyin, emerges as a captivating force in the music scene. Despite being only 19 years old, he distinguishes himself among the latest wave of Afrobeats artists through his unique talent showcased in flexible vocals and uplifting lyrics.
Gaining recognition with emotive tracks like his recent release Yawa, Meeza, with his cleverly coined name, is poised to become a prominent figure in Afrobeats. Originally starting his career as an emcee, crafting rap songs around 2015, Meeza professionally transitioned to singing in 2020 amidst the pandemic.
His journey to stardom includes a series of cover freestyles shared on social media and promising solo releases. Notably, Meeza solidified his potential with the well-received song Gbona, featuring Zinoleesky, earlier this year. Defying stereotypes associated with street-pop, Meeza consistently exhibits refined musicality in each of his releases.
Drawing inspiration from artists like Wande Coal, Meeza aspires to make a meaningful impact within the Afrobeats genre, expressing, “It feels like I am actually getting closer to my dreams.” Furthermore, he has announced his upcoming project titled Different Breed, scheduled for release next year.
Meeza’s relentless pursuit of success underscores his determination to leave an indelible mark in the music industry. Only time will reveal the heights he can reach.