Ayo Adesanya, Maleek Berry are a year older today
Maleek Berry is best known for his writing and production on anthems such as 'The Matter' with Wizkid, 'Baby Hello' by Wande Coal and much more
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Ayo Adesanya made her TV debut in 1996 when she starred in the TV soap opera, the Tunji Bamishigbin produced "Palace. She has acted in hundreds of Nigerian movies, both English and Yoruba. One classic Nollywood movie she starred in was the 1999 film "Most Wanted".
Born in the heart of South London, Maleek Berry, real name Maleek Shoyebi, started off his career in the church, forming a group with two close friends. The group began writing, producing and performing their own songs at the ages of 14 and 15, only to disband at 16.
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Best known for his writing and production on anthems such as 'The Matter' with Wizkid, 'Baby Hello' by Wande Coal and much more, October 2015 marked a major shift in Maleek Berry’s career as he took center stage this time with his first official solo release as an artist entitled 'For My People' featuring UK Rap artist Sneakbo.
Maleek has gone on to produce records for some of the hottest UK acts such as S.A.S, Bigz, Scorcher, Jermaine Riley (Formally of FDM) and the list continues to grow as we speak.
Happy birthday Ayo Adesanya and Maleek Berry!
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