A Man of great Music skills. A Man that has done what no Man has attempt to do before when it comes to music. People wonder how he does so many styles so well. Being Western African/Native American and raised in the USA, Fada mastered the 12 music skills growing up on the south side of Chicago. In the 80s, Fada got into Hip Hop, Djing, Beat Boxing, Break Dancing and Tagging (Graffiti). In 1992, Fada starting producing for local Hip Hop groups, which included writng songs for artists as well as creating their tracks. During these times he had also started to develop a very big name Djing at several big events. After deciding he had much more to offer the world, Fada started to write for himself. When a friend invited him to a Reggae Party for the first time, he fell in love with the powers of Dancehall and Roots & Culture. While spinning Reggae music underground for 5 years, he studied the language and mastered the art of Dancehall and Roots Music. During one of his Djing parties on the low end, Fada began performing some of his songs in local clubs. The local Mcs could not believe their ears when he blasted the microphone with Patwah Slang. The African guy who everyone come to love had made a big name for himself in the Reggae field as one of the best African/Reggae artist in Chicago. Going back to his first love, in 1998, Fada began doing music from his native home (Burkina Faso) as well as Soca and Calypso - Songs like Mapouka Dance and Iwidi have become party favorites all over the world. Presently, he tours the USA, Canada, Asia as well as Germany with many styles and 5 different tongues. He has opened for many big artists, such as, Square One, Kimani Marley, Suga Minott, Tony Rebel, Twista, Teddy Riley, and The Slakers, just to name a few.