Hull, UK – Acclaimed contemporary saxophonist Abidemi Amosu, professionally known as Abidemisax, delivered a soul-stirring performance at the Adelphi Musician Night, where his viral composition Smile took centre stage. The event, curated and directed by the talented Phill Wilson, continues to serve as a grassroots hub for discovering and showcasing remarkable musical talent in the region.

Abidemisax, whose music blends contemporary jazz with rich African highlife rhythms, featured an exciting set of original compositions including Temi, Atinuda, Dreamers, and the crowd-favourite Smile. His performance was met with resounding applause and admiration from a culturally diverse audience, all visibly moved by the emotion and quality of his delivery.

A graduate of both the University of Ibadan and the University of Hull, Abidemisax brings academic depth and lived cultural experience to his craft. His appearance at Adelphi was a perfect alignment of purpose and artistry, using a local platform to present globally resonant music.

Phill Wilson, the visionary behind Adelphi Musician Night, continues to foster an environment where musicians like Abidemisax can connect directly with audiences through authentic, genre-defying performances. The night served as a vibrant reminder of the power of grassroots music spaces to uplift original artistry and bring communities together.

Abidemisax’s dynamic stage presence, combined with the expressive quality of his compositions, created a memorable atmosphere that lingered long after the final note. Whether through the tender optimism of Smileor the rhythmic storytelling of Atinuda, he proved once again why he is a leading figure in contemporary music.

As he continues to make strides on the international stage, performances like this highlight Abidemisax’s commitment not only to musical excellence but also to platforms that celebrate genuine artistic expression.