Singer/Songwriter Ola Onabulé has built an enviable career as an international performer with a newly recorded collection of original songs. Meticulous attention to detail in his arrangements and production. Point Less, is a follow up to Onabulé’s last album, It’s The Peace That Deafens, boldly expressing thoughts on social injustice, reminiscent of Marvin Gaye’s 'What’s Going On'. It is an activist’s call – at once a celebration of life and a cautionary take on the social forces that threaten it. Violence, immigration, xenophobia, betrayal, and dignity are themes considered on Point Less, rendered with a powerful and knowing generosity of spirit. Onabulé is rueful yet optimistic. So embodies the artistic – and entrepreneurial – philosophy of Onabulé, whose latest release, Point Less, affirms his place among contemporary vocalists. A rugged individualist, a deeply soulful musician who has absorbed the surround sound of his youth – jazz, world – incorporating key elements into his distinctive style. Direct and passionate, confident in his ability to sell a song with conviction. Onabulé’s performance history is vast with a host of winning projects animating his resume, international festivals routinely invite him to perform – Montreal, Vancouver, San Sebastian, Istanbul, Umbria, and London, among them. 
 With a global reach Ola is emerging as a musician’s musician, possessing a range and aptitude that place him on that shortlist of special artist and entertainer.