[1] She officially started her music career in 2018 with her debut single titled "IHY" which stands for "I hate you".
[2][3] In March 2023, she was announced as one of the African artists to perform at the American Musical Festival, Lollapalooza Chicago alongside Nigerian artists, Tems and Rema[4][5][6] Somadina was born in Port Harcourt, Nigeria on 22 March 2000 to Nigerian parents.
[12][13] She debuted her first single titled "IHY" which stands for "I hate you" in October 2018, a breakup song which was recorded in the studio.
[19] In October 2021, she announced a single titled 'Supersoma"[20][21] In November 2022, Somadina released her EP titled "Heart of the Heavenly Undeniable" (HOTHU),[22] comprising 11 tracks including Small Paradise, Time 2 Time and Dirty Line.
In March 2023, she was announced as one of the Nigerian artists to perform at the 2023 Lollapalooza Chicago alongside Tems and Rema[4][5][6][33] Growing up, Somadina was highly influenced by R&B, which clearly shows in her style of music;[34] however, she revealed that she prefers to identify with afro-psychedelic rock.
[35][36] The Guardian describes her as an "eccentric and captivating musician, churning out a radical discography baked with influences from Pop, Alternative rock, and RnB".
In several interviews with the media, she revealed that she had experienced a wide range of musical influences, including John Legend, Fela Kuti, Asa, Avril Lavigne, Williams Onyeabor and Shampoo.