Abiodun, a German-Nigerian singer and composer, embodies a cosmopolitan spirit with a timeless and powerful sound that blends soul, blues, funk, and rock with his African roots. Known for his solo work under the name "Don Abi," he has released two cross-genre albums, "Act of Love" (V2 Records 2003) and "No Philosophy" (Toolhouse Recordings 2007), contributing to the Urban Roots Movement. Abiodun is also a co-founder of the Afro-German collective "Brothers Keepers," renowned for their anti-racism anthem "Adriano (die letzte Warnung)" and collaborations with artists like Xavier Naidoo and UB40.

In addition to his solo career, Abiodun has collaborated with a diverse range of artists including Gentleman, Patrice, and Maceo Parker, showcasing his versatility and vibrant contributions to the music culture. His involvement in projects like Bantu's award-winning album "Fuji Satisfaction" in 2005 highlights his significant impact on the music scene, earning critical acclaim and accolades such as the Kora Awards for Best Group West Africa and Best Group Africa.