Meet Emmanuel

Emmanuel Atoyebi, also known as Segun, is a professional saxophonist, music producer and music educator with a passion for creating meaningful and memorable musical experiences.

Originally from Lagos, Nigeria, Emmanuel developed his love for music from an early age and later found his musical voice through the saxophone. Over the years, he has built a distinctive sound influenced by jazz, soul, gospel, R&B and African music.

His career has seen him perform and work alongside respected artists including Kirk Whalum, Gerald Albright, Najee, Courtney Pine, Hugh Masekela, Burna Boy, Nathaniel Bassey, Lagbaja, Asa and Adekunle Gold, among many others. He has also appeared at major events including the Lagos International Jazz Festival, International Jazz Day, MUSON Jazz Festival and COP17/CMP7 in Durban, South Africa.

Now based in Devon, UK, Emmanuel performs at festivals, weddings, hotels, restaurants, private events and community events across Devon and the South West. Whether performing solo, with a band or alongside a DJ, he is known for his warm, soulful and energetic saxophone sound.

Alongside performing, Emmanuel is also a music producer and saxophone educator, sharing his knowledge and experience with developing musicians. His aim is simple: to connect with people through music and bring something special to every performance.