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Adémọ́lá is redefining masculinity whilst highlighting family, love and emotional liberation throughout his poetry.
The twenty one year old Yoruba is an award winning poet and medical student from South London. He has worked with organisations such as Teenage Cancer Trust, and Timberland EU with TV appearances on BT Sports and Together TV.
Ade captures the minds of many with spoken word performances across the UK. He has also facilitated poetry workshops for The University of Oxford, The University of Cambridge, Sydenham Arts Council and The National Literacy Trust. In 2021, Ade’s uplifting poem ‘Let Me Be Me’ was published by The Happy Newspaper, reaching over 2000 schools in the U.K.
He has released several critically acclaimed projects as an independent artist. Southside Eulogy is a collaborative EP with spoken word artist Joshua-Alexander Williams. It projects the notion that everyone deserves their flowers as we all have an impact in someone else’s world.
Ade has released two singles, ‘Medicine for the Soul’ and ‘Writer’s Block’, both appearing on BBC 1xtra Radio and circulating in over 100 countries.
Ade wants to redefine how young people perceive poetry. He sees poetry as a way to explore his faith, vulnerability, insecurities and, most importantly, his truth.
‘The Lord has blessed me with the ability to transform my thoughts into stanzas; which is why, through my poetry, I want others to feel His love and grace.‘
The twenty one year old Yoruba is an award winning poet and medical student from South London. He has worked with organisations such as Teenage Cancer Trust, and Timberland EU with TV appearances on BT Sports and Together TV.
Ade captures the minds of many with spoken word performances across the UK. He has also facilitated poetry workshops for The University of Oxford, The University of Cambridge, Sydenham Arts Council and The National Literacy Trust. In 2021, Ade’s uplifting poem ‘Let Me Be Me’ was published by The Happy Newspaper, reaching over 2000 schools in the U.K.
He has released several critically acclaimed projects as an independent artist. Southside Eulogy is a collaborative EP with spoken word artist Joshua-Alexander Williams. It projects the notion that everyone deserves their flowers as we all have an impact in someone else’s world.
Ade has released two singles, ‘Medicine for the Soul’ and ‘Writer’s Block’, both appearing on BBC 1xtra Radio and circulating in over 100 countries.
Ade wants to redefine how young people perceive poetry. He sees poetry as a way to explore his faith, vulnerability, insecurities and, most importantly, his truth.
‘The Lord has blessed me with the ability to transform my thoughts into stanzas; which is why, through my poetry, I want others to feel His love and grace.‘
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