Aduragbemi David Peters, known on stage as Adurah, is an African artist whose music transcends geographical boundaries, originating from Badagry, Nigeria, and currently resonating through Baltimore County, Maryland. Since his bold entrance into the music scene in 2017, culminating in the release of his debut single "Mango" in early 2019, Adurah has been unwavering in his commitment to fuse the vibrancy of Nigerian culture with global music trends. His aim? To create a sonic palette that unites diverse listeners through a shared experience of rhythm and melody. Influenced by the likes of Burna Boy and Young Thug, Adurah sees the voice as more than a medium for lyrics; it's an instrument in its own right, capable of evoking deep emotional landscapes and painting vivid sonic pictures. His music, rich with the narratives of life and the complexities of human connection, aims to bridge the gap between the familiar and the new, making the foreign feel like home. Adurah’s philosophy on music is deeply rooted in the belief that it has the power to heal, connect, and transform. To him, music is a conduit for empathy, a way to bring people together across cultural and societal divides. His artistic journey is not just about creating songs but about nurturing a space where music acts as a universal language of unity and peace.