Olúségun & The Stallion

Olúségun and The Stallion at Soul Mama, London

Based inLagos, Nigeria

GenresAfrobeat · Jùjú · Highlife · Jazz

InstrumentsTenor Saxophone · Vocals

LanguagesYoruba · English

About

Olúségun is a Lagos-born saxophonist, vocalist, and storyteller leading Olúségun and The Stallion, an Afrocontemporary band rooted in Yoruba culture and the everyday poetry of Lagos life.

His music draws a direct line from the golden age of Nigerian bandleaders — the call-and-response phrasing of King Sunny Adé, the social commentary of Ebenezer Obey, the horn-driven urgency of Fela Kuti — filtered through modern Afrobeat production and delivered in both Yoruba and English.

Olúségun and The Stallion are not just entertainers — they are a movement. Their mission: to awaken, uplift, and unite through music.

"Kutupa Kutupa" — Olúségun's rallying call to his audience, mid-performance.

Discography

The Sound

Selected singles and the debut album, spanning 2024–2026 — a body of work moving from early Afrobeat singles into the full-length statement of The Beginning.

Spotify Apple Music YouTube Music TIDAL Deezer Audiomack Pandora Qobuz SoundCloud

My Baby2024
Wòbìà2024
Soft Life Anthem2025
Dance d Dance2026
Finding Her2026
Ori2026
Okaare2026

The Beginning — debut album, 12 tracks, released 14 May 2026 on Afroholic Records.

Live Performance

A Communal Journey

Each show moves through traditional call-and-response, tight horn sections, live percussion, and Yoruba folklore. The band operates as both orchestra and griot — taking the audience through emotion, celebration, and consciousness.

Call & ResponseAudience woven directly into the performance

Horn SectionTight, arranged brass and saxophone lines

Live PercussionFull rhythm section, rooted in tradition

StorytellingYoruba folklore delivered in the griot tradition

"Kutupa Kutupa"

OLÚSÉGUN

"Ẹsin gbàngba"

AUDIENCE REACTION

On The Road