Artist's albums
Personally
2023 · single
Really (Remix)
2023 · single
Love Me
2023 · single
Ride It
2023 · single
The Lost Files
2023 · album
Wanting You
2023 · single
Come Outside
2022 · single
Made In Brixton
2022 · album
Shake It
2022 · single
Bad Man
2022 · single
They Wanna Know
2022 · single
G.O.A.T
2022 · single
The Farda
2022 · single
0 Seconds (feat. Martinsfeelz)
2022 · single
Chop Life (Remix)
2022 · single
Ski Ski
2022 · single
Never Been a Fool
2022 · single
Life Ain't Nuh Game
2021 · single
Money
2021 · single
Excuse Me Darling
2021 · single
Really
2021 · single
Shake
2021 · single
Daaam
2021 · single
Ooh Ooh
2021 · single
Lockdown
2021 · single
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Biography
Born Agassi Odusina in 1992, in southwest London, this inventive rapper combined grime with Afro-beat and dancehall influences to create a sound that sporadically graced the U.K. singles charts from 2011 onward. Sneakbo got his first break when the spotify:search:label%3A%22Play+Hard%22 management company/label -- home to fellow London artist Chip -- took interest and he was ultimately signed to their label. His debut single, "The Wave," was issued in late 2011, during the brief period that he was imprisoned following charges of aggravated assault. When he was released, Sneakbo focused on building upon that single's success by recording new material and making live appearances throughout Europe. Jetski Wave, his own clothing line, soon began to flourish and by the end of 2012, he had guested on D'banj's U.K. Top Ten hit "Oliver Twist" and had his first solo Top 40 single in the form of November's "Zim Zamma." Continuing to work with production duo iLL BLU, Sneakbo enjoyed further success in summer 2013 with the Shabba Ranks-sampling "Ring a Ling." In 2014 he guested on another U.K. pop hit, "Dr. Who!" by Tujamo and Plastik Funk. He also released his full-length Certified, which featured several tracks produced by iLL BLU as well as a guest appearance from Gappy Ranks. Mixtape JetSkiWave 2 appeared in 2015, and summery single "Too Cool (Right Here)" (featuring Nyla) was released in 2016. ~ James Wilkinson, Rovi