Toyin Adekale, born 21 December 1963, is a British reggae and lovers‑rock singer whose career began with the London band The Instigators, alongside Mafia & Fluxy. Her breakthrough came with the 1980 single "Let's Make Love", which topped the British reggae chart and established her presence in the genre. In 1986 she released the single "Here I Go Again", followed by notable singles such as "Touch A Four Leaf Clover" (1983) and "Gee Baby" (1988). Adekale collaborated with prominent artists, including Soul II Soul and Maxi Priest, and contributed to the 1985 charity single "Let’s Make Africa Green Again" for the British Reggae Artists Famine Appeal. She performed for dignitaries at the Kremlin, Buckingham Palace, and the Houses of Parliament, and toured with Boney M for thirteen years before relocating to the United States. Her later works include the 2000 release "From Me to You" and the 2019 single "Raining Abundance" (H&H Mix).
