Femi Kuti

- Type: Musician
- Country: Nigeria
- Born: June 16, 1962 in London, England, United Kingdom
- Active: 1962 - Present
Biography
Femi Kuti is a Nigerian musician and the eldest son of Afrobeat pioneer *Fela Kuti*. Born in London and raised in Lagos, he began his career playing saxophone in his father's band, *Egypt '80*, before forming his own group, Positive Force, in 1986. Kuti has forged his own path by blending his father's Afrobeat legacy with elements of funk and jazz, creating a more streamlined and accessible sound. His music is deeply political, addressing social issues and corruption. His international breakthrough came with albums like 'Shoki Shoki' and the collaborative 'Fight to Win', which featured artists like *Common* and *Mos Def*, solidifying his status as a global music icon and a multiple Grammy Award nominee.
Genres
Femi Kuti Discography
- Femi Kuti (1995) - Album - rated 3.02/5
- Shoki Shoki (1998) - Album - rated 3.67/5