[3] Onayemi came to Sweden in 1962 to study finance at the prestigious Stockholm School of Economics.

[4] In order to pay his bills he started working at restaurants, mainly cleaning bathrooms at the Strands Maritime.

Eventually he started deejaying soul, and later funk and disco, music that was fairly new to Sweden.

[8] He has been credited in one publication for introducing the two turntable style of deejaying from the United States and Jamaica to Scandinavia.

[9] He has also been credited for introducing Swedish 1980s new wave and synthpop acts like Ratata, Mauro Scocco and Lustans Lakejer to funk music according to Lustans Lakejer vocalist Johan Kinde and nightclub entrepreneur Joakim Langer.