Artist Overview

Olusola Allyson-Obaniyi, known professionally as Sola Allyson, is a Nigerian gospel, folk, and soul singer and songwriter. Born on 24 September, 1971, in Ikorodu, Lagos State, Nigeria, she is recognized for her soulful voice and her unique blend of traditional Yoruba sounds with contemporary music. She came into the limelight with her breakout 2003 album, Eji Owuro, which was the soundtrack for a film of the same name.

Sola Allyson is a multifaceted artist who has been signed to Sony Music Publishing Nigeria and has her own limited company, The Sola Allyson Limited. Her discography includes several successful albums, such as Gbeje F’ori, Ire, and Isodotun. Her music, which often carries deep spiritual and poetic messages, is widely available on digital streaming platforms and has made her a prominent and influential figure in the Nigerian music industry.