Sound Sultan was a Nigerian singer, rapper, songwriter, actor, comedian, and recording artist who was born as Olanrewaju Abdul-Ganiu Fasasi on November 27, 1976, in Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria. He was one of the pioneers of the Nigerian music industry, and his career spanned over two decades.

Sound Sultan began his music career in the 1990s, and he released his debut album "Jagbajantis" in 2000. The album was a huge success and spawned hit singles such as "Jagbajantis," "Motherland," and "Mathematics." He went on to release six more albums, including "Textbook," "Naija 007," and "Back From the Future."

Sound Sultan's music was known for its socially conscious themes, and he often used his platform to address social and political issues in Nigeria. He was a strong advocate for peace, unity, and social justice, and his music reflected these values.

Aside from his music career, Sound Sultan was also a talented actor and comedian. He appeared in several Nigerian movies, including "Head Gone," "Taxi Driver (Oko Ashewo)," and "The Wedding Party."

In July 2021, Sound Sultan passed away after a battle with cancer, leaving behind a legacy as one of Nigeria's most influential and respected musicians. His music continues to inspire a new generation of Nigerian artists, and his impact on the Nigerian music industry will not be forgotten.