Nonso Amadi is a young Canadian singer who appeared on stage in 2015 with his Alone EP. Nonso Amadi's music style is Soul and R&B. Despite the fact that he has over a million streams on such resources as Soundcloud and Spotify, Nonso is considered a raw talent.
The answer to the question asked by many fans "Nonso Amadi is from where?" is, of course from Nigeria - he grew up in Lagos. Having graduated from the U.K Swansea University he moved to Canada.
Nonso has a master’s degree at McMaster’s University. He is a self-taught producer and songwriter.
Top facts from Nonso Amadi's biography
1. Nonso Amadi is one of 7 children in his big family. He is the third oldest son.
2. He is an artist-producer. Amadi produced his famous song "Tonight" himself. Nonso also produced the song "Ride" from Somewhere in Lagos EP by Oma Mahmud.
3. His lyrical style is storytelling. Nonso Amadi's songs are about some events from his life. For example, the songs from his Alone EP are about a love relationship he had at the time of living in the U.K.
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4. He says that his music is kind of self-reflection - a way of talking to himself;
5. Nonso has two big dreams: he wants to be featured on the Billboard list someday and to have a collaboration with Jon Bellion;
6. He says that he doesn’t particularly enjoy flying.
Amadi has the ability to leave fans wanting more but still satisfied with what Nonso has in rotation.
Nonso took his first steps in musice in the university. At the time, it was a shared interest with friends. He likes to write lyrics because it helps to improve his mind. He also writes songs for other singers.
His song "Tonight" was released in 2015 and is one of the most popular of Nonso's songs.
Today he continues to work on new successful musical projects, and the number of his fans is growing every day.
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Source: Naija.ng
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