He's set to take Africa by storm and eventually the entire planet with his unique brand of afro-fusion. He says:
New Artiste- Introducing Brhymes «Mo Le Gan»
Braimoh Olalekan Oluwaseun (Born October 16, 1985) better known by his stage name, Brhymes, is a Nigerian Contemporary R&B singer-songwriter. He fell in love with music as an art at an early age and learnt few things about the art from his father, who is also a musician. His love for music led him to join the children choir of his church and he soon became a drummer/songwriter of the Youth Choir. After high school, he chose to trade his Mechanical Engineering dream for his musical calling. He obtained a degree in music in 2010 from the famous Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State.
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His debut song «Mo Le Gan» stem from the need to hit the ground running, something to announce himself to the Nigerian music industry. 'Mo Le Gan' is a Yoruba statement which simply means; «I am unique, not your average guy!»
Listen to the song and let me know what you think.
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