Ramadel
Abayomi Salami, professionally known as Ramadel (also known as Ramabahbii), is a Nigerian singer and songwriter. He was born on March 2, 1999, in Lagos State, Nigeria, and was raised in the Mushin area of Lagos.
Ramadel discovered his passion for music at an early age and began singing professionally at the age of 16 while attending Santa Maria College. Influenced by his environment and personal experiences, he developed a distinctive sound that combines emotional storytelling, melodic vocals, and contemporary African rhythms.
Known for his versatility and creative approach to music, Ramadel has been recognized for pioneering what he describes as the “Afro Trench” sound—a fusion of Afrobeats, soulful melodies, and trap-inspired elements. Through this unique musical style, he has sought to create a sound that reflects the realities, aspirations, and experiences of young Africans while maintaining broad international appeal.
Over the years, Ramadel has continued to build a reputation as an innovative artist committed to pushing creative boundaries. His music is characterized by heartfelt lyrics, expressive vocal delivery, and a blend of street-inspired narratives with modern production techniques.
Regarded as one of the emerging voices within Nigeria’s evolving music landscape, Ramadel has drawn attention for his originality and artistic vision. His work has contributed to the growing popularity of melodic street-influenced Afrobeats and has been cited by supporters as an influence on a new generation of artists exploring similar sounds.
As he continues to develop his craft, Ramadel remains focused on expanding the reach of the Afro Trench movement and establishing himself as a notable figure in contemporary African music.
