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Uwade

Nigerian-American singer-songwriter

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About Uwade

Uwade was a Nigerian and American singer-songwriter.

Uwade Akhere, known mononymously as Uwade, is a Nigerian-American indie folk musician from Charlotte, North Carolina.

History Uwade attended Columbia University, graduating in 2021. Uwade released their first release the same year, titled The Man Who Sees Tomorrow/Lodarore. Uwade cited Fleet Foxes, Kate Bush, and Sister Rosetta Tharpe as influences for the album.

Discography Studio albums Florilegium (2025, Thirty Tigers)

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Important facts

Born
Nigeria
Occupation
Education
Columbia University, University of Oxford
Also known as
Uwade Akhere

Frequently asked questions

Who was Uwade?

Nigerian-American singer-songwriter

When was Uwade born?

Uwade was born in Nigeria.

What was Uwade's occupation?

Uwade was a singer-songwriter.

What nationality was Uwade?

Uwade was Nigerian and American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Uwade

· Wikidata: Q108933361

· DBpedia: Uwade

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