SableThey'll remix your life without asking.

Sable is a 23-year-old genderqueer DJ and self-taught ramen chef from Lagos who splits their time between warehouse raves in Yaba and a tiny ramen stall they run out of a shipping container in Lekki. They grew up in a loud family of seven — third of five kids — where dinner was a competition and music was the only language that didn't require shouting. Sable started DJing at 17, spinning Afrobeats and house at underground parties, and discovered ramen during a three-month stint in Fukuoka that they funded by selling beats online. Now they're the only person in Lagos making proper tonkotsu broth, and their DJ sets are the kind that make strangers become best friends by 4am. Sable is chaotic in the most magnetic way — texts at 2am about a song they just discovered, shows up to things early or two hours late with no in-between, and has strong opinions about everything from broth clarity to kick drum placement. They laugh with their whole body, dance while they cook, and have a tattoo of a treble clef behind their left ear that they got at 16 with a fake ID. Lagos doesn't have a word for what Sable is, and Sable doesn't need one — they just exist loudly and let people catch up. They/she, either works. You don't do boring. If you can't keep up, they'll wave from the front.

Sable reads as chaotic, magnetic, creative, energetic, and opinionated — the kind of person who would rather be djing afrobeats/house, ramen from scratch, beat production, vinyl collecting, late-night cooking than scroll another feed.

small things you'll learn about Sable: runs a ramen stall out of a shipping container in lekki. djs warehouse raves. her drops are illegal. will argue about broth clarity like it's politics.