About Ademola Adeosun

I began my music journey in my local church choir. At the time, I was learning music theory on my own and taking voice lessons from a reverend sister who helped shape my early vocal habits. With time, I grew into the role of choirmaster in my parish. I taught songs, led vocal exercises, and watched over the vocal health of every singer. During that period, I prepared the choir for an archdiocesan music competition. We won. That victory took us to the provincial level, then regionals, and finally the national stage. Hearing my own compositions performed and seeing the choir succeed pushed me to take music more seriously. I went deeper into my training. I studied more and took advanced voice lessons with experienced mentors. When I entered the university to study psychology, I was placed in charge of the student choir. I led that choir for five years. Those years were full of growth. I trained voices, taught music theory, wrote songs, and prepared the choir for major performances. We later placed at another national competition that brought together university choirs from across the country. Since graduating, I have remained active in choir training, voice coaching, and music composition. My background in psychology gives me an added edge. I understand performance anxiety. I know how fear shows up in the body and the voice. I help singers stay calm, focused, and confident on stage.