By The Metro 
Nigerian Afrofusion artist JOTT is entering a defining phase of his career as he continues to develop a sound and artistic identity built around authenticity, evolution, and a global vision.
Born Amodu Habib Oluwagbemiga, the Lagos-based artist, formerly known as JOTT.AJ, has embraced a new chapter under the name JOTT, an abbreviation for Just Over The Top. The new identity represents his growth, confidence, and commitment to pushing beyond expectations.
The transition is not merely a change of name but a reflection of an artist gaining greater clarity about his creative direction. JOTT represents a more refined version of the journey he has developed over time, with a focus on music, fashion, storytelling, and building lasting connections with audiences.
His recent releases highlight different dimensions of his artistry. “Sanko” featuring Nextee, produced by Scarlet Sound and released on December 14, 2025, introduced listeners to his smooth and sensual approach to Afrofusion.
“Paper,” also produced by Scarlet Sound and released on March 6, 2026, explored themes of ambition, determination, and the pursuit of personal goals.
His latest release, “FAYA (IDAN),” produced by Kuuka and released on June 19, 2026, showcases a more confident and expressive side of the artist. JOTT’s music draws inspiration from real-life experiences while exploring different emotions and perspectives.
His sound blends elements of Afrobeats, melodic expression, and international influences, allowing him to create records that connect with diverse audiences while maintaining his Nigerian identity.
Beyond music, JOTT views creativity as a complete form of expression. Fashion, visuals, and storytelling remain important parts of his artistic identity, reflecting his belief that an artist’s world extends beyond the songs they release.
Influenced by creatives who have successfully merged music and culture, JOTT continues to develop a unique style that represents his personality and vision. Having lived across Ogun State, Port Harcourt, Ibadan, and Lagos, he carries different experiences and perspectives into his artistry, shaping a sound that is deeply rooted in Nigeria while reaching towards a global audience.
With plans to continue expanding his sound and artistic direction, JOTT is focused on building a career that extends beyond individual releases. His ambition is to become a global artist and cultural figure whose music, style, and story leave a lasting impact.
As he continues this journey, JOTT is not just creating songs; he is building a legacy.