5. Tunde Olaniran
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-ZTv0RLjYk Tunde Olaniran, who identifies as genderqueer, has been putting out his playful electronic music for a couple of years now and shows no signs of getting any less theatrical. Every song constantly bounces around between quirky R&B and beats bearing the bawdiness of a buzzsaw. This desire to never settle in a singular musical aesthetic keeps his albums endlessly interesting. There is an allegiance to club music as well as a desire to dismantle it. It merges trap, punk, and pop for something equally socially conscious and socially ridiculous and it is most exciting on songs such as "Critical" and "Brown Boy, which are their own works of sonic collage in their own right. Recommended albums: Yung Archetype and Transgressor