L.A.X, whose real name is Damilola Afolabi, is a Nigerian singer, songwriter, and recording artist known for his Afrobeats and Afropop music. He gained significant recognition after collaborating with Wizkid on the hit song “Caro” in 2013, which led to a major-label deal with Starboy Entertainment. L.A.X’s career has since seen him release numerous hit singles and albums, exploring various sounds within the Afrobeats genre.

Early Life and Career:
Born in Lagos State, Nigeria, Damilola Afolabi began his musical journey in a music group called Flyboiz while in secondary school.
He then pursued his education in the United Kingdom, where he started recording and producing music.
His first major single, “Jaye,” featuring Ice Prince, was released in 2012.

Upon returning to Nigeria, L.A.X signed with Starboy Entertainment in 2013 and released his debut single, “Caro,” which featured Wizkid.
“Caro” became a major hit and established L.A.X as a prominent figure in the Nigerian music industry.
Musical Style and Achievements:
L.A.X’s music is characterized by its blend of Afrobeats, Afropop, and influences from fuji and Amapiano.

He is known for his catchy melodies, vibrant rhythms, and collaborations with prominent artists in the Nigerian music scene.
In addition to “Caro,” L.A.X has released several other hit singles, including “Ginger” and “Nobody,” both featuring Wizkid.
He has also released independent music under his label, Rasaki Music, showcasing a range of club bangers and serenades.
L.A.X has collaborated with various artists, including Yemi Alade, DaVido, and Wande Coal, among others.

Awards and Recognition:
L.A.X has been recognized for his contributions to the Nigerian music industry, including being nominated for the “Hottest Single of the Year” award for “Caro” at the 2014 Nigeria Entertainment Awards and the “Best Collaboration” award for “Ginger” at the 2014 BEN Television Awards.
He has also been honored with the Diaspora Artiste of the Year award.