Fresh from his Jingle Bell Ball debut, the Ghanaian rapper teaches Capital's Roman Kemp how to do his trademark dance! After nailing his four-track set at London's O2 Arena, Fuse ODG turned from ...
Fuse brought his infectious beats to London's O2 Arena for his debut Jingle Bell Ball performance. Fuse ODG brought the Ghanaian flavour to London's O2 Arena for his incredible performance at ...
Footage of Kwabena Benko and Tracy Selasi performing in public to Fuse ODG's Antenna Dance has been viewed by over a million people. YouTube A dancing duo have become internet sensations after footage ...
It's Saturday morning, and Fuse ODG, fresh off a flight from Ghana, is wrapping up an appearance on Soccer AM. No slick, schmoozing Brit School graduate, he seems unused to the frantic banter of TV ...
Nana Richard Abiona (born London, 1988), known by his stage name Fuse ODG, is a British musician of Ghanaian descent. Fuse ODG is best known for the song Azonto, based on the Afrobeats dance craze ...
Singer and songwriter, Nana Richard Abiona better known by his stage name Fuse ODG has hailed Afronita and Abigail’s ‘Antenna’ dance performance on the Britain’s Got Talent show. According to him, the ...
UK-based Ghanaian sensation, Fuse ODG heaped praise on popular dance artists Afronitaaa and Abigail following their Britain’s Got Talent audition. Afronitaaa (real name Danita Yeboah) and her protégé, ...
He’s built his career from the ground up with repeated YouTube hits: "Azonto", released in 2011, is claimed to have received 12 million views, and its dance moves have sparked an international craze ...