Seun Kuti, born Oluseun Anikulapo Kuti on January 11, 1983, in Lagos State, is the youngest son of the legendary Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti. Growing up in a family deeply rooted in music and activism. Seun began playing instruments and performing with his father's band, Egypt 80 when he was just nine years old.

He attended the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts, where he further honed his musical skills and deepened his understanding of music production and performance.

After Fela's death in 1997, Seun officially took over as the lead singer of Egypt 80. Under his leadership, the band has continued to tour internationally and release new music, preserving the Afrobeat genre while infusing it with contemporary elements. Seun's music is characterized by its energetic rhythms, complex compositions, and politically charged lyrics that address issues such as corruption, inequality, and social justice. Notable works include the albums "Many Things" (2008), "From Africa with Fury: Rise" (2011), and "Black Times" (2018), which earned him a Grammy nomination.

Seun Kuti is also known for his passionate commitment to the principles his father championed. He is an outspoken activist, often using his platform to advocate for political and social change in Nigeria. Balancing his professional career with his role as a father, Seun continues to inspire audiences around the world with his dedication to his craft and commitment to social justice. Through his music and activism, he has successfully carried forward the legacy of his father while addressing contemporary issues.

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