George Imadiyi

By Dayo Iyanda

Let’s not sugarcoat it, the music industry can pressure artists to choose catchy over meaningful, trend over truth. But George Imadiyi isn’t wired like that. Not anymore.

He’s stepping into his most honest self — and that self is EdoMan.

For years, George Imadiyi went by Gmoney Imadiyi which he debuted with in 2019. And during that time, he built a sound, a following, a reputation. But behind all of that was a man deeply connected to his heritage. A man who never stopped seeing value in his language, his people and his culture.

So this name change? It’s not random. It’s not a phase. It’s a reflection of who he’s always been behind the scenes. Now he’s putting it front and center.

EdoMan isn’t just a name — it’s a reminder that culture is not a costume. For George Imadiyi, it’s home. It’s heartbeat. It’s the reason he creates.

He’s not here to blend in. He’s here to show how deeply rooted he is in culture and how proud he is being an EdoMan. And in an industry full of noise, that level of clarity is a rare kind of power.