In a music world often chasing trends, Obii stands as a soul-stirring reminder that artistry, truth, and cultural fusion never fade.An Afro-Italian jazz and soul vocalist, songwriter, and storyteller, Obii captivates global audiences with a voice that moves effortlessly across eras and continents. His sound is unbound by genre— weaving together the spiritual depth of jazz, the elegance of Italian pop, the pulse of classic soul, and the heartbeat of Africana rhythms.Obii’s journey began in the UK’s underground scene—not in the spotlight, but as the secret weapon amplifying others’ shine. He lent his voice to artists including Brandt Brauer Frick, Ebony Bones, the legendary Lee “Scratch” Perry, and Beaver Sheppard. Yet it soon became clear: Obii wasn’t just supporting greatness—he embodied it.From the iconic stage of Ronnie Scott’s Upstairs to the intimacy of Sofar Sounds, Obii has grown into a genre-defying force. Drawing inspiration from Thelonious Monk, Sarah Vaughan, Ella Fitzgerald, and Billie Holiday, he brings a live presence that blends Fitzgerald’s improvisational brilliance, Vaughan’s agility, and Holiday’s emotional honesty.✨ Tune in to this episode of the Muzilog Magazine Podcast as we explore Obii’s artistry, journey, and the timeless power of music that transcends borders.