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Yemi Alafifuni is a Nigerian-born, London-based worship artist and songwriter, independent since 2015 and never signed. His records have topped the A Step FWD Official UK Chart and iTunes UK Christian & Gospel, and drawn multiple Grammy considerations in four categories. Every record he makes is free to download.

Yemi Alafifuni is a Nigerian-born, London-based worship artist and songwriter. He has been writing for over two decades and releasing independently since 2015, without a label at any point. His records have reached #1 on the A Step FWD Official UK Chart and #1 on iTunes UK Christian & Gospel, and have drawn multiple Grammy considerations in four categories, including Best New Artist; he has been a voting member of the Recording Academy since 2021. He has worked with producers Ernest Vaughan, Jake Isaac and Ian Copeland Green, sold out rooms in Malmö, Essex and New York, and in March 2025 played One Night with The Father at Canterbury Cathedral Lodge. His catalogue is given away: every record on his own site is free to download, with no email address, no account and no payment — a decision he traces to a conviction that worship is not a thing to sell.

Yemi Alafifuni is a Nigerian-born, London-based worship artist and songwriter. He has been writing for over two decades and releasing independently since 2015, without a label at any point.

His records have reached #1 on the A Step FWD Official UK Chart and #1 on iTunes UK Christian & Gospel, and have drawn multiple Grammy considerations in four categories, including Best New Artist. He has been a voting member of the Recording Academy since 2021. The work has been made with Ernest Vaughan, who has produced for Tasha Cobbs Leonard and the Full Gospel Baptist Church Fellowship; Jake Isaac; Ian Copeland Green; violinist Tai Fraction; and Herb Powers Jr., who mastered Chains Fall. Noel Robinson guests on the debut.

He has sold out rooms in Malmö, Essex and New York, and in March 2025 played One Night with The Father at Canterbury Cathedral Lodge. He is also the founder of Mazmory, a platform for Christian and gospel artists, and of the clothing line Wear Your Heart, and co-wrote the children's book Living Hope: Cakuva and The Crown with his wife Bunmi.

The most unusual thing about the catalogue is that it is free. Every record on his own site can be downloaded without an email address, an account or a payment, and he has said he has no plan to change that: “We must refuse to monetise God and our worship. We cannot sell salvation.”