HollywoodLife caught up with triple threat singer, actor, & model Rotimi to hear all about his new music, and what fans can expect from his role in the final season of 'Power.' “‘Love Riddim’ for me, ...

While appearing on the 85 South Show Podcast, Rotimi spoke on his rise and how he contributed to the popularity of Afrobeats in the United States. Rotimi who blends RnB elements with Afrobeats ...

Rotimi is best known for his role as "Dre" on the hit Starz series "Power," but his talent stretches far beyond the lens. He's also a musical artist who infuses contemporary R&B with traditional ...

A consistent theme in this column is my insistence that there’s a difference between love songs and bedroom music. That difference was reflected in how I responded to Rotimi’s setlist Saturday night.

What happens when a Nigerian king and a Tanzanian queen combine to take their ‘Love Riddim’ on the road? A fun-filled baecation escape to the futuristic playground of Dubai of course. For the last few ...

On screen, we know him as Andre Coleman, anti-hero and foil to all things Ghost on STARZ's hit series, "Power." But, in real life, Rotimi's all about l-o-v-e. In our latest episode of Song Association ...

Nigerian-American singer and actor Rotimi says he pioneered Afrobeats in the United States. The ‘Power’ star claimed to have popularized Afrobeats-style music in the US before the ‘Afrobeats to the ...

Mr Drew in June 2020 apologized to Nigerian-American singer, Rotimi, after being accused of stealing his song ‘Love Riddim’. The Ghanaian musician who made a cover of ‘Love Riddim’ titled “Eat” which ...

Rotimi has been steadily proving himself to be a man of many talents. After winding down from the finale of Power, where his character Dre went down as one of TV’s most hated villains, he’s now diving ...

Olurotimi Akinosho, known professionally as Rotimi, a Nigerian-American singer and performer, has asserted that he pioneered Afrobeats in the United States. The artist claimed to have popularised ...

Ghanaian musician, Mr. Drew, has opened up on the intense backlash he faced after releasing his ‘Eat,’ song which was later discovered to be a replica of Nigerian musician Rotimi's ‘Love Riddim.’ In ...