Nigerian actress, Folake Olowofoyeku making waves in US

Rising Nigerian actress and
musician, Folake Olowofoyeku, is currently making
waves in the US film industry acting alongside
American actors and actresses.
Olowofoyeku is an afro-electro-rock recording
artist known as “The.Folake!”. She debuted at
number one on the Afro Pop charts (CD Baby) with
her self-titled debut single “The.Folake”.
Olowofoyeku also contributed music for the films
“Death Race 2050” and “Female Fight Club”.
She is featured as David Bowie’s bassist in the
music video for “The Next Day” which included
Gary Oldman and Marion Cotillard. She also
appeared in the national “Aids Will Lose”
campaign for Chevron.
Olowofoyeku’s additional credits include a lead
role in the film “Female Fight Club”, “Modern
Family”, “How To Get Away With Murder”, “Law
And Order: SVU”, “30 Rock” and “White Collar”. She
also won Best Actress for her lead role in “When
They Could Fly” at the ReelHeART International
Film Festival in Toronto.
She will next be seen in Universal Pictures’ “Death
Race 2050”.