Biography

Elom Adablah, a Ghanaian artist, has a soulful blend of Afrobeats, rap, and vocals. Born on June 28th, 1989, he made a name for himself in the music industry under his stage name, E.L.

He has released beautiful singles, including Obuu Mo, One Ghana, Kaalu, Auntie Martha, Mi Naa Bo Po, Koko, Shelele, KaaBuAme, See me Sometimes, Abaa, and Pay Like a Boss. Each song exudes a unique rhythm, showcasing E.L.‘s versatility as an artist.

His debut album, Something Else, released in 2012, proved to be a turning point in his career. The album garnered immense critical acclaim and catapulted him to the forefront of the music industry.

Elom “E.L” Adablah‘s passion for music is evident in his three mixtapes titled The BAR (Best African Rapper). The fourth mixtape, published in 2017, is a testament to his unwavering dedication to the craft.

He has carved a niche in the music industry with his unique sound and style. He continues to be a force to be reckoned with, and fans eagerly await his next release.

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Wiki Facts & About Data
Full Name:	Elom Adablah
Stage Name:	E.L
Born:	28 June 1995 (age 28 years old)
Place of Birth:	Dansoman, Accra, Ghana
Nationality:	Ghanaian
Height:	N/A
Parents:	N/A
Siblings:	N/A
Wife • Spouse:	Not Married
Girlfriend • Partner:	Princess Shyngle (rum.)
Children:	N/A
Occupation:	Musician • Record Producer
Net Worth:	$700,000

Early Life & Education

Elom Adablah, popularly known as E.L., spent his early years in the vibrant suburb of Dansoman, nestled in Accra. Born on June 28th, 1989, he commenced his academic pursuits at St. Martin De Porres School in Dansoman before proceeding to Jack and Jill to complete his Junior Secondary School education.

After graduating from high school, he remained committed to pursuing his love for music. During his time at Presbyterian Boys Secondary School (PRESEC), he found a deep-seated passion for music. His love for music followed him into the hallowed halls of the University of Ghana, Legon, where he pursued a double major in economics and political science.

In his first year at college, the young and talented Elom “E.L” Adablah inked a deal with Jayso‘s Skillions Records. He collaborated with Jayso to co-produce the Skillionaires Demo tape, but the Skillions disbanded after he graduated from university. Undeterred, he took the reins of his music career and decided to go solo, setting up his studio in Asylum Down.

Elom “E.L” Adablah‘s unflinching dedication to his craft led him to work on a new mixtape, showcasing his artistic evolution. His unique style, a seamless fusion of soulful Afrobeats, rap, and vocals, has earned him critical acclaim and a devoted fan base.

Elom “E.L” Adablah is an exceptional artist with an unwavering passion for music. His impressive discography, starting from his Skillionaires Demo tape to his latest mixtape, reflects his artistic growth and versatility. His tenacity and creative prowess continue to inspire many, and his fans eagerly anticipate his next musical masterpiece.

Career

Elom “E.L” Adablah moved to a more excellent studio at Osu and spent all his available funds on equipment. He even released a track, Chale (So Fli), with Jay Foley, Wolf, and Kwaku T. The mixtape, however, was never released. His debut double album, Something Else, was published by Akwaaba Music on June 1, 2012, and is a blend of many styles of music inspired by numerous sources. Elom “E.L” Adablah has signed with BBnZ live.

On May 20, 2014, he published The Best African Rapper, abbreviated as The B.A.R. It included Sarkodie, Joey B, C-Real, Gemini, Telvin, Frozen, Lil Shaker, Stargo, P. K., and Dex Kwasi, among others from Nigeria. Following the success of the previous episode of the BAR series, another mixtape was born. This comprised established and rising rappers such as Teephlow, Kojo-Cue, and Medikal. Nina, a plot song about a psychopathic groupie, is one of the album’s standout tracks.

Other hard-core rap tracks such as Change, Superstar, Lalafalama, and Bars were highly praised. Elom “E.L” Adablah released his fifth studio album, BAR V (stylized as BVR), a 15-track collection. Rap singles were Nobody, The Greatest, and Thinkin’. Falz of Nigeria and Akan and Bryan The Mensah of Ghana appeared on E.L.

This was a collaborative project with fellow Ghanaian musician, Ayisi – AI. This will be the first time he has issued a collaborative album. It will be Ghana’s second notable joint album, following Sarkodie (rapper) and Jayso‘s collaboration with TMG. The Linkop album resulted from their good chemistry during their cooperation on the Adwuma song. This CD has seven songs that range from Afrobeats to Dancehall to Reggae fusion. The For 2 music is popular with the general public.

This had seven songs of various genres. The award-winning rapper uniquely celebrated the New Year. Elom “E.L” Adablah released several projects at the start of the new decade, including a few singles and two separate tapes. The first was the Leaks1. This included talented rappers who needed to be more well-known. One of these rappers is Yung Pabi, with whom he collaborated on the song Respect. This album contained three tracks.

It had three tracks, much like the previous tape. As intriguing as the tunes are, some industry pundits/critics have dubbed them masterpieces. Track 3 – Jerry Rawlings was the standout track, featuring friend and longtime collaborator Gemini Orleans.

Discography 

Elom “E.L” Adablah has written songs for various hip hop, hiplife, and R&B artists, including:

• Sarkodie (“You Go Kill Me”, “Dangerous”) in collaboration with the drunk man
• Keche (“Sokode”), in collaboration with the drunk man
• D-Black (“Get On the Dancefloor”)
• D-Black ft D Cryme(“Change your life”)
• Donae’o Ft E.L (“Life Saver”)
• T Blaze (“Aso wo ha”)
• C-Real ft E.L (“Weytin De Happen”) (sexy mama)
• C-Real ft E.L (“Do the Azonto”)
• Lighter ft Promzy of VIP and E.L (“Fear of my Life”)
• Scientific ft Sarkodie and E.L (“I Like You Girl”)
• J Town ft D Cyrme and E.L (“Party Alhaji”)
• Sala ft E.L (“Only You”)
• Samini (“Too Bad”)
• Edem (“Wey tin”)
• Efya ft E.L (“Heartbeat”)
• Efya ft Mugeez (“Ooh Ooh Ooh”)
• Reggie Rockstone (“Rockstone’s Office”), Asem (“Check Your Weight”), Geelex (“Bend Your Body”) and many more.[23]
• Joey B ft E.L (“Wow”).
• E.L Ft. DopeNation – Ayeyi (Prod. By PeeOnTheBeatz)[25]
• E.L – Vim Yaazo (Prod. by E.L)
• E.L – Joy (Prod. by Kuzie x E.L)

Awards & Nominations

• Africa Movie Academy Awards: Best Original Soundtrack ‘A sting in a tale
• Ghana Movie Awards: Best Score Award, Checkmate And more
• Ghana Music Awards: Hip-hop Song of the Year award, “Get On the Dance Floor”, Producer
• Ghana Music Awards Album of the Year
• Vodafone Ghana Music Awards Hip-life/Hip-hop Artiste of the year
• Vodafone Ghana Music Awards Artiste of the Year
• Ghana Music Awards UK Artiste of the Year
• Ghana Music Awards Producer Of the Year
• Ghana Music Awards Afro pop song Of the Year
• Ghana Music Awards Afro Pop Song Of The Year (Kaa Bu Ame)
• Ghana Entertainment Awards – USA Best Album (BAR 3)

Personal Life

Elom “E.L” Adablah decides to keep his relationship secret. In other words, there is no vital information about his personal life. He is not married and his girlfriend has not been revealed. He was rumored to be dating Princess Shyngle.

Net Worth

The net worth of Ghanaian rapper Elom “E.L” Adablah is reported to be over $700,000. His fortune derives from music streaming, shows performed, personal side hustles, sponsorship partnerships, and non-disclosed deals.

Social Media

• Facebook: @EL4GH
• Instagram: @elrepgh
• Twitter: @elrepgh

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