Artist

Dhoyin Nova

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Dhoyin Nova, born Adesoye Michael Adedoyin on April 26, 2000s, in Abeokuta, Ogun State, Nigeria, is an emerging Nigerian singer and songwriter blending Afrobeats, Afropop and street-pop with Yoruba influences. Born and raised in Abeokuta, he traces his roots to Owo, Ondo State.

Nova began making music at 14, inspired by artists such as Seyi Vibez and Asake. His music reflects struggle, prayer, ambition, survival and the determination to succeed against the odds.

His catalogue includes “Jora,” “Judge My Heart,” “Playboy Vibes,” “Drowning (Save Me)” featuring Johnson Miles, and “Yung Alhaji.” His breakout single, “Judge My Heart,” has surpassed 12,000 Spotify streams and continues to attract listeners.

A New Era

“Yung Alhaji” marks a new era in Dhoyin Nova’s artistic journey. The persona represents ambition, street wisdom, self-belief and the transformation of an underestimated individual into someone impossible to ignore.

Through his music and identity, Nova connects with people who have faced hardship but continue to push forward. His fanbase, known as Outcasts, represents resilience, individuality, loyalty and the strength to rise above rejection.

His philosophy is simple:

“Before the world can believe in you, you have to believe in yourself.”

Dhoyin Nova is building his place in the next generation of Nigerian street-pop.

Fanbase: Outcasts

Monthly Listeners

3,068