Edoheart is a poet, producer, dancer, and multimedia artist based in New York. Born in Nigeria in the indigenous rainforest culture of the Edo people as a princess of the Kingdom of Ugu, raised in Detroit’s 90's spoken-word community and in the global experimental performance-art scenes, Edoheart is described as "Afro-poetry over dubbed-out rhythms," "sculptural and avant garde," "Afro Indie" and "afropunk". She is a self-taught musician and has been producing her own music almost exclusively since 2012. Her last several projects have been entirely self-produced, recorded, and engineered in her home. She is the first indigenous African Butoh artist, and calls her unique performance style 'butoh-vocal theatre'. Her newest release, PANDEMONIUM, is a fusion of chopped-up Nigerian rhythms and social protest lyrics after the heritage of notable artists like Fela Kuti and Angelique Kidjo. PANDEMONIUM is released in the wake of unprecedented family loss and is dedicated to the seven members of Edoheart's family who passed in 2021.