Móst (Oladapo Michael Sorunke), is a versatile artist bridging the gap between western R&B and afro R&B. His influences range from The weeknd to Burna Boy, and his sound reflects both his youth spent in Nigeria, and his current locale of Canada. Whether he’s delivering captivating
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‘loverboy’ hooks both in Yoruba and English, or swaggering rap verses of grandeur over 808 beats produced himself, part R&B, the part rap, part Afro pop artist always stays true to himself. Having some notable releases and collaborations across the years Most starts off the year with single Eko 2 Miami, a soulful R&B record where the artists years for lost love, willing to go wherever to find it.
Singing over a melodious guitar loop Móst channels his inner voice and puts it at full display showing his range and giving listeners a beautiful melody which they would find themselves singing along to
Most returns with brand new single called Eko 2 Miami. This song starts off with a melodic guitar followed by what sounds like drumming band while most sings about searching for love and willing to go to the ends of the earth or from eko to miami. Móst, is a versatile artist bridging the gap between western R&B and afro R&B. His influences range from The weeknd to Burna Boy, and his sound reflects both his youth spent in Nigeria, and his current locale of Canada. Whether he’s delivering captivating ‘loverboy’ hooks both in Yoruba and English, or swaggering rap verses of grandeur over 808 beats produced himself, part R&B, the part rap, part Afro pop artist always stays true to himself.