Abiodun grew up in Lagos, Nigeria where he was exposed to music through his parents vast and eclectic collection which ranged from reggae to juju, afrobeat, pop, funk and hiphop.
A year later he was invited by pioneering German Hip-hop producer Future Rock (LSD) to work on American Funk saxophonist Maceo Parker's single "Keep your Soul together".
Bantu's debut album "Fufu" was released in 2000 and it became an instant success in Nigeria with two hit radio singles "Nzogbu" & "Fire Inna Dancehall".
Abiodun collaborated with Patrice Bart-Williams on his debut Album "Ancient Spirit" writing and producing the Song "Life Hard".
In 2003 he was signed to V2 Records where he released "Act of Love"[2] a mini LP, which was well received by music critics and fans around Europe.
The song gave him the opportunity to work with the legendary Jamaican singer Gregory Isaacs on "Reason for Love" a tune produced by Neil Perch of Zion Train.
[5] Abiodun has been featured on Albums and Projects with acclaimed electronic producers such as Burnt Friedman, Salz, Razoof and Solar Moon.
It's an up-tempo song, reminiscent of the legendary soul sound of Stax and Motown, incorporating timeless, punchy gospel and rock influences.
Abiodun is the founder and CEO of Ajazco Records, a label and platform aiming to support projects and up and coming musicians to develop their own brand and profile and promote their music to a wider audience.
Ajazco Records has several singles to its portfolio and has released the first Indigenous Yoruba Rap Split-Album with Samnem and DQ, which was produced by Abiodun.