New album produced by. IAMNOBODI titled 'The Aftermath Principle'
12 New songs produced by. IAMNOBODI released under 'WAAG' titled 'The Aftermath Principle'
Intro
In today’s music climate, people follow playlists where the cover art, melodies, and ideas are all generated by AI. Track placements are perfectly optimized to satisfy algorithms, keeping listeners hooked and engaged with the platform.
This creates a fear of true innovation and originality-the most important elements of the puzzle if you want to forge a new path, pave the way for future producers, and develop a unique sound identity (something many artists sadly lack these days).
Listening to The Aftermath Principle for the first time, it’s clear that IAMNOBODI has really pushed the boundaries. He’s produced a cinematic-flavored album with classic grooves and soulful R&B vibes, incorporating elements of live instrumentation-strings, electric guitars, and powerful, layered background vocals that sit perfectly behind the beats.
The timing of this project couldn’t be more perfect. In an era where beats are often shaped to fit expectations and algorithms, he’s gone completely against the mainstream to create an intimate and authentic body of work. It invites listeners to take their time, sit with the tracks, and form their own interpretations.
Nearly half his life, IAMNOBODI has been making music. He began producing at the age of 13, developing steadily toward a professional career shaped early by a musically driven household - his Nigerian-born father a blues and jazz singer, his mother a dedicated listener and supporter. Known for his great productions on for example Nipsey Hussle’s ‘Victory Lap’ album, a three-time Grammy-nominated producer, as well as for his long-standing early association with the Los Angeles-based label Soulection.
Influenced by jazz, soul, house, hip-hop, ambient, and electronic music, his sound emphasizes feel, pacing, and detail over formula. Each track is treated as its own construction rather than part of a trend. Though his DJ appearances are rare, they have developed a strong reputation, shaped by years of experience and past shared stages with artists such as Kaytranada, Flying Lotus, and Sango. The focus remains on long-form selection and control rather than regular performance.