Hailing from Lagos, Nigeria, DAP is a producer/rapper/singer and classically trained pianist, who started playing the piano aged 4. After high school in London, UK, he attended the Berklee College of Music for two semesters focusing on jazz piano, music production and engineering. He released his mixtape GoodBye For Never in October 2014, which The Source magazine labelled “the best mixtape of 2014”. In September 2015, while studying for the U.S. law school entrance examination, he was invited to the renowned Abbey Road Studios in London for recording sessions with Grammy award winning "Uptown Funk" producer Mark Ronson after being selected for a competition produced by Converse. Through Brown University (‘16), Columbia Law School (‘20), and as a practising intellectual property corporate attorney at Proskauer Rose LLP in NYC, DAP released 9 solo self-produced projects, including the album and accompanying short film “EVERYBODY FALLS IN THE SUMMER”, and a collaborative EP "Old New Clothes" under the moniker Hi-Lo Jack with fellow collaborators Clyde Lawrence (Lawrence) and Cody Fitzgerald (Stolen Jars). DAP has opened for Skepta, Burna Boy, Rema, Lawrence (the band), Show Dem Camp and The Cavemen, and performed at shows and festivals across continents, including The Saatchi Gallery (UK) and SOB’s (NYC). DAP released his single Fàájì (ft. Suté Iwar) on October 25th, 2024, further leaning into his Nigerian roots blending highlife/afrobeat sounds with Hip-Hop elements.