The Afrobeats/Afropop artist, who studied Metallurgical Engineering at Yaba College of Technology, has released three singles, including “Caro,” “Jamisi,” and “One More Night,” which are streaming on platforms like Spotify and Boomplay.
“I chose music as a career because I’ve always loved art, and music has always been a passion for me. Plus, I never really saw myself working a 9-to-5 or being under someone,” Bankole said.
The musician finds motivation in seeing people vibe and dance to his songs. “Seeing people vibe and dance to my song really motivates me…even if it’s just one person, it means the world to me,” he expressed.
Bankole’s music style is ablend of Afrobeats and Afropop, which he believes sets him apart. “I’ve always loved Afrobeats and Afropop, and I know how to blend my sound into it in a way that’s rhythmic and stands out,” he said.
With no albums released yet, Bankole’s focus is on his singles. His aspiration is to become a globally recognized artist, making people feel comforted and connected through his sound. “My aspiration is to become a globally recognized artist and to make people feel comforted and connected through my sound,” he stated.
When asked about his secret to connecting with people through his music, Bankole humbly attributed it to the creativity in his sound. “I’m not even sure how it happens, but maybe it’s the creativity in my sound that helps me connect with people,” he said.
