Brooklyn. Born and raised.
Activist. Advocate.
Poet. Writer. Performer. Orator.
Son of Abiodun Oyewole of The Last Poets
His voice, his weapon.
His heart, an extension of his people.
The mic, his sharpening stone.
Brooklyn born and raised, Ademola Oyewole-Davis is a singer, poet, writer, educator, and activist. He has been singing and performing his written work since he was 8 years old. His love for music and creativity has taken him coast to coast, performing in Southern California and New York and working on a second album with his father, Abiodun Oyewole of The Last Poets, as well as his debut album, Lib(er)ation. Having taught for over 7 years with organizations like Urban Word NYC and various independent/charter schools, Ademola utilizes his skills to create a conscious, critical, and creative experience for students, keeping in mind his mission to give voice to truth and power to justice. Currently, Ademola is working on his debut album while being a DEI and education consultant.