Sneakbo is a British rapper known for pioneering the Afroswing movement with his blend of hip-hop, Afrobeats, and dancehall influences, contributing significantly to UK rap culture.
Collaboration on music tracks, blending UK rap with Caribbean styles. Sneakbo's 2010 single "Touch Ah Button" sampled Vybz Kartel, and he later performed with Kartel on stage at the O2 and Wireless Festival.
Long-term collaborator, notably featured on the track "Who's Next" and "I Used To". Stickz has also appeared on the mixtape 'Jetski Wave 3' and in 'Crud and Bass (Remix's)'.
Collaborated on tracks such as "Kings" and "Ghetto Gospel". Moelogo is also featured on Sneakbo's album 'Jetski Wave 3'.
Collaborated on the track "Oh La La", which was premiered by GRM Daily.
Featured on Sneakbo's single "Wag1", released in promotion of the 'Jetski Wave 3' mixtape.
Platform that premiered several of Sneakbo's collaborations and music videos, including "Who's Next" with Stickz and "Oh La La" with Dappy. Also covered his collaboration "Kings" with Moelogo.
Collaborated on the track "Nah" and featured on Sneakbo's debut album 'Brixton'.
Collaborated on the single "Active", which charted on the UK Singles Chart, UK Independent Chart, and UK R&B Chart. Also featured in 'Crud and Bass (Remix's)'.
Featured on the mixtape 'Jetski Wave 3' and part of the 'Lambeth (Sneakbo x M24 Drum & Bass Remix)' project.
Featured on the mixtape 'Jetski Wave 3'.
Featured on the mixtape 'Jetski Wave 3'.
Featured on the mixtape 'Jetski Wave 3'.
Featured on the mixtape 'Jetski Wave 3'.
Collaborated on the track "Fuck It".
Collaborated on the track "Fuck It".
Collaborated on the track "Fuck It".
Collaborated on the track "Fuck It".
Featured on Koomz's track "Mariah (Remix)".
Featured on Puri's track "Coño (Remix)".
Featured on Puri's track "Coño (Remix)".
Featured on the track "Knock Knock (Remix)".
Featured on the track "Knock Knock (Remix)".
Featured on the track "Knock Knock (Remix)".
Featured on the track "Knock Knock (Remix)".
Featured on the track "Knock Knock (Remix)".
Featured on the track "In The Streets".
Featured on the track "Saka".
Collaborated on the single "Prayed Up".
Collaborated on the single "She Bites" alongside Aykz.
Collaborated on the single "Obi, Soldier of Nigeria" alongside Big Tobz, Wavy Boy Smith, and Lekaa Beats.
Collaborated on the single "Balotelli" alongside Sho Madjozi and Tashinga.
Collaborated on the single "150" alongside Stickz.
Collaborated on the single "Flex".
Collaborated on the single "Street Lessons".
Collaborated on the single "Demons".
Collaborated on the single "Routine Check 2.0" alongside The Mitchell Brothers.
Agassi Babatunde Odusina, known professionally as Sneakbo, was born on July 25, 1992, in Brixton, London. Raised in a culturally diverse environment, his early musical influences included artists such as Tupac Shakur and Michael Jackson, alongside a variety of Afrobeats and dancehall music. This exposure shaped his unique sound, which later became instrumental in the emergence of the Afroswing genre within the UK rap scene. He gained initial recognition with his 2010 single “Touch Ah Button,” which notably sampled Jamaican dancehall artist Vybz Kartel. This early work demonstrated his innovative approach to blending diverse musical styles.
Sneakbo’s career progressed through a series of successful singles and mixtapes. His first song to achieve chart success was “The Wave” in 2011, reaching number 48 on the UK Singles Chart. He followed this with top 40 hits including “Zim Zimma” and “Ring a Ling” between 2012 and 2013, establishing his presence in the British music industry. After more than eight years in music production, Sneakbo released his debut studio album, *Brixton*, in March 2018. The album, featuring collaborations with artists such as Not3s and Conor Maynard, peaked at number 20 on the UK Albums Chart. His second album, *9 Lives*, released in 2020, further solidified his distinctive artistic identity.
Throughout his career, Sneakbo has collaborated with numerous artists, contributing to both his own projects and those of others. His mixtapes like *Jetski Wave* (2011), *Certified* (2014), and *Jetski Wave 3* (2021) have consistently showcased his evolving sound and lyrical style. He has been recognized by prominent figures in music, with Drake citing Sneakbo’s work as an influence on his 2011 album *Take Care* due to his innovative use of dancehall beats. Sneakbo’s work has been released through labels such as Jetskiwave Records, Virgin EMI, and Play Hard Records, reflecting his journey and impact on the UK rap landscape.
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