Onoriode Ebiere Ariyo professionally known as Onos Ariyo is a Nigerian-based singer and songwriter. She is best known for her critically acclaimed song &quot;Alagbara&quot; which was written &amp; produced by Nigerian Music Producer Wilson Joel. In September 2018, she was listed in the Global Top 100 Most Influential People of African Descent (MIPAD). <br>Sequel to the successful release of her debut single &quot;Dance&quot;, Onos has gone on to headline several gospel concerts in Nigeria, including The Experience - Lagos, which has been described as the biggest gospel concert in the world,[6] where she has shared the stage with a number of notable international gospel artistes, including Travis Greene, Kirk Franklin and Donnie McClurkin. <br>In 2010, Onos released her debut album Keep Moving, which featured the songs Dance and Na Your Love as well as Jamaican International gospel singer, Chevelle Franklyn, her big break, however, came with the release of her 2014 album No Limits, which featured the break out hits Alagbara and Everything Has Changed.[8] The success of the album, as well as the single Alagbara, led to her nomination for several awards in the Gospel category. <br>In 2015, she became the Nigerian coordinator for the Women of African Origin in Music Ministry (WAOMM), under which platform she mentors and nurtures up-coming female gospel artistes. In 2012, Onos convened the For the Love of the Season, a music and style scene show that brings together the fashion and music industry. In 2018, she began hosting a monthly live worship event titled B R E A T H E. <br>In 2017 she released her third studio album, Songs from the Place of Prayer to rave reviews. <br>On 28 July 2019, she released her fourth studio album, Breathe on music streaming service Boomplay