AGADA

Agada is a Nigerian musician who has been making waves in the music industry with his unique sound and style. Born as Chike Agada, he recently changed his name to AGADA to reflect his new identity as an artist.
Born into a family of musicians, Agada was exposed to music at a young age, and his father, Harry Mosco, was one of his biggest musical influences. Mosco was a renowned musician in Nigeria and was the lead guitarist and vocalist of the legendary Nigerian music band, The Funkees.
The Funkees, formed in the late 1960s, were one of the most popular bands in Nigeria, known for their unique blend of funk, rock, and Afrobeat music. They released several hit songs, including "Akula Owu Onyeara" and "Dancing Time," which were popular across Africa and beyond.
Inspired by his father's music and legacy, Agada began his music career, drawing inspiration from his father's eclectic style and incorporating it into his own music. Agada's music is characterized by his smooth vocals, catchy hooks, and infectious beats, which reflect his unique sound and style.
Since launching his music career, Agada has released several hit songs, He has also collaborated with other notable Nigerian artists, such as Davido, Mayorkun, and Peruzzi.
With his talent and dedication, Agada has quickly become a rising star in the Nigerian music scene. He continues to push boundaries and innovate with his music, and his fans eagerly await his next release.