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Ghanaian artist Elom Adablah blends African beats, rap and vocals in a soulful way. Born on June 28, 1989, he rose to fame in the music industry under the stage name EL
He has released many standout singles including ‘Obuu Mo’, ‘One Ghana’, ‘Kaalu’, ‘Auntie Martha’, ‘Mi Naa Bo Po’, ‘Koko’, ‘Shelele’, ‘KaaBuAme’, ‘See me Sometimes’, ‘Abaa’ and ‘Pay Like a Boss’. Each song exudes a unique beat that showcases EL’s versatility as an artist.
The turning point in his career came with his debut album, Something Else, released in 2012. The album received critical acclaim and catapulted him to the top of the music industry.
Elom “EL” Adablah’s love for music is reflected in his three mixtapes titled The BAR (Best African Rapper). The fourth mixtape was released in 2017 and is a testament to his unwavering dedication to music.
He has carved out a niche in the music industry with his unique sound and style. He continues to be a force to be reckoned with, and fans are eagerly anticipating his next album.
Ghanaian musicians
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| Name: | Elom Aladabra |
| stage name: | Luminescence |
| Date of Birth: | June 28, 1995 (29 years old) |
| place of birth: | Dansoman, Accra, Ghana |
| Country of Citizenship: | Ghana |
| high: | not applicable |
| parents: | not applicable |
| Brothers and sisters: | not applicable |
| Wife • Spouse: | unmarried |
| Girlfriend • Partner: | Princess Zinger (rum) |
| Children: | not applicable |
| Profession: | Musician • Record producer |
| net worth: | $700,000 |
Early life and education
Elom Adabra, popularly known as EL, spent his early years in the vibrant suburb of Dansoman, Accra. Born on June 28, 1989, he started his schooling at St. Martin de Porres School, Dansoman before moving on to Jack and Jill to complete his junior secondary education.
After graduating from high school, he remained committed to pursuing his passion for music. While attending the Presbyterian Secondary School for Boys (PRESEC), he discovered his deep-rooted love for music. His passion for music led him to the hallowed halls of the University of Ghana, Legon, where he pursued a double degree in Economics and Political Science.
As a freshman in college, young and talented Elom “EL” Adablah signed with Jayso’s Skillions Records. He collaborated with Jayso on the Skillionaires Demo tape, but Skillions disbanded after college. Undeterred, he took control of his music career and decided to go solo, opening his own recording studio in Asylum Down.
Elom “EL” Adablah’s dedication to his work has led him to a new mixtape that showcases his artistic evolution. His unique style, which seamlessly blends soulful Afrobeats, rap and vocals, has earned him critical acclaim and a loyal fan base.
Elom “EL” Adablah is an exceptional artist with an unwavering passion for music. From his Skillionaires Demo tape to his latest mixtape, his impressive discography reflects his artistic growth and versatility. His tenacity and creativity continue to inspire many, and his fans eagerly await his next musical masterpiece.
Profession
Elom “EL” Adablah moved to a better recording studio in Osu and spent all available funds on equipment. He even released a track Chale (So Fli) in collaboration with Jay Foley, Wolf and Kwaku T. However, the mixtape was never released. His debut double album Something Else was published by Akwaaba Music on June 1, 2012 and is a blend of various musical styles, inspired by many sources. Elom “EL” Adablah has signed with BBnZ live.
On May 20, 2014, he released Best African Rappers (BAR), which features artists from Nigeria such as Sarkodie, Joey B, C-Real, Gemini, Telvin, Frozen, Lil Shaker, Stargo, PK and Dex Kwasi. This mixtape follows the success of the previous BAR series. It features established and emerging rappers such as Teephlow, Kojo-Cue and Medikal. Nina, a melodramatic song about a psychotic groupie, is one of the standout tracks on the album.
Other hardcore rap tracks such as “Change”, “Superstar”, “Lalafalama” and “Bars” have also been highly praised. Elom “EL” Adablah released his fifth studio album, “BAR V” (stylized as BVR), a 15-track collection. Rap singles include “Nobody”, “The Greatest” and “Thinkin'”. Nigeria’s Falz and Ghana’s Akan and Bryan The Mensah appear on EL
This is a collaborative project with Ghanaian musician Ayisi – AI. This will be his first collaborative album release. This will be the second notable collaborative album in Ghana, after Sarkodie (rapper) and Jayso with TMG. The Linkop album is a product of the good chemistry they had during their collaboration on the Adwuma song. The CD has seven songs ranging from Afrobeats to Dancehall to Reggae Fusion. For 2 Music is well received by the masses.
The album features seven songs in different styles. The award-winning rapper celebrated the new year in a unique way. Elom “EL” Adablah released several projects at the beginning of the new decade, including several singles and two separate tapes. The first one was Leaks1. It included talented rappers who needed to be more famous. One of these rappers was Yung Pabi, with whom he collaborated on the song Respect. The album contains three tracks.
The album has three tracks, much like the previous tape. These tunes are so catchy that some industry experts/critics call them masterpieces. The third track – Jerry Rawlings is the standout, featuring friend and long-time collaborator Gemini Orleans.
Discography
Elom “EL” Adablah has written songs for many hip-hop, hiplife and R&B artists, including:
- Sarkodie (You Go Kill Me, Dangerous) collaborates with Drunk
- Keche (“Sokode”), working with a drunk
- D-Black (“On the Dance Floor”)
- D-Black ft. D Cryme (“Change Your Life”)
- Donae’o Ft EL (“The Savior”)
- T Blaze (“Aso wo ha”)
- C-Real ft EL (“Weytin De Happen”) (Sexy Mom)
- C-Real ft EL (“Do the Azonto”)
- Lighter collaborates with VIP and EL’s Promzy (“Fear of my Life”)
- Scientific ft. Sarkodie and EL (“I Like You Girl”)
- J Town collaborates with D Cyrme and EL on “Party Alhaji”
- Sala ft EL (“Only You”)
- Samini (“Too Bad”)
- Edem (“Wey tin”)
- Efya ft EL (“Heartbeat”)
- Efya ft Mugeez (“Ooh Ooh Ooh”)
- Reggie Rockstone (“Rockstone’s Office”), Asem (“Check Your Weight”), Geelex (“Bend Your Body”) and many more.[23]
- Joey B ft EL (“Wow”).
- El Ft. DopeNation – Ayeyi (Prod. By: PeeOnTheBeatz)[25]
- EL – Vim Yaazo (Products provided by EL)
- EL – Joy (produced by Kuzie x EL)
Awards and nominations
- Africa Movie Academy Awards: Best Original Score: “The Sting of a Story”
- Ghana Film Awards: Best Original Score, Checkmate, etc.
- Ghana Music Awards: Hip-Hop Song of the Year, “Get On the Dance Floor”, Producer
- Ghana Music Awards Album of the Year
- Vodafone Ghana Music Awards Hip Hop/Hip Hop Artist of the Year
- Vodafone Ghana Music Awards Artiste of the Year
- Ghana Music Awards UK Artist of the Year
- Ghana Music Awards Producer of the Year
- Ghana Music Awards African Pop Song of the Year
- Ghana Music Awards African Pop Song of the Year (Kaa Bu Ame)
- Ghana Entertainment Awards – Best American Album (BAR 3)
Personal life
Elom “EL” Adablah has decided to keep his relationship secret. In other words, there is no significant information about his personal life. He is not married and has not revealed his girlfriend. Rumor has it that he is dating Princess Shyngle.
net worth
Ghanaian rapper Elom “EL” Adablah has a reported net worth of over $700,000. His wealth comes from music streaming, performing, personal side hustles, sponsorship partnerships, and undisclosed deals.
Social Media
- Facebook: @EL4GH
- Instagram: @elrepgh
- Twitter: @elrepgh
