A Voice Rooted in Culture,
Carried by Song
Adeola Peters is a Nigerian-born gospel artist, cultural vocalist, and community performer now based in Derby, UK. With a career spanning over 15 years, she released her debut album through Azusa Production, Ibadan, in 2011, founded the Tehilah Voices Ensemble, and organised the Tehilah Praise gatherings — annually drawing crowds of 1,000+.
Her music weaves Yoruba oral tradition, indigenous vocal heritage, and contemporary gospel into a living expression of identity, cultural resilience, and community belonging. Her 2022 releases stream internationally on Spotify, Apple Music, and other platforms.
In Nigeria, she performed consistently as a featured artist at the yearly Ipade Majemu of Miracle Embassy, Ibadan (2021–2024); Harvest House Church's "Rep Your Tribe" showcase and annual July Praise Ablaze concert, Akobo (2023–2025); the Oke Agbara Yearly Praise Night and Couples Dinner Evening (2022–2025); and the Night of Sounds, Aafin Ilu Art and Cultural Centre, Ede, Osun State (2022). Now rooted in the UK, Adeola is also a youth arts mentor, community music leader, and co-founder of Waterers Charity Initiative — a community relief organisation active across Nigeria, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
