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1 TOBY GREY, born in 1994, real names Adeyemi Tobiloba Maryam, in Ogun State, is a Nigerian singer, song writer and performing artiste who has been making massive waves with her reply ‘Gboju’ to Kiss Daniel’s HIT song ‘Woju’, TOBY GREY, who is also known as the QueenGreyVY of GREY NATION dropped ‘Gbona’ afterwards during the valentine’s season, which was produced by Fliptyce. Anticipation reaching its climax for the video, and here is the Official Video to the Hit song, ‘GBONA’, shot on a location in Lagos, and directed by MEX. YouTube Preview Image

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1 TOBY GREY, born in 1994, real names Adeyemi Tobiloba Maryam, in Ogun State, is a Nigerian singer, song writer and performing artiste who has been making massive waves with her reply ‘Gboju’ to Kiss Daniel’s HIT song ‘Woju’, TOBY GREY, who is also known as the QueenGreyVY of GREY NATION dropped ‘Gbona’ afterwards during the valentine’s season, which was produced by Fliptyce. Anticipation reaching its climax for the video, and here is the Official Video to the Hit song, ‘GBONA’, shot on a location in Lagos, and directed by MEX. YouTube Preview Image

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1 TOBY GREY, born in 1994, real names Adeyemi Tobiloba Maryam, in Ogun State, is a Nigerian singer, song writer and performing artiste who has been making massive waves with her reply ‘Gboju’ to Kiss Daniel’s HIT song ‘Woju’, TOBY GREY, who is also known as the QueenGreyVY of GREY NATION dropped ‘Gbona’ afterwards during the valentine’s season, which was produced by Fliptyce. Anticipation reaching its climax for the video, and here is the Official Video to the Hit song, ‘GBONA’, shot on a location in Lagos, and directed by MEX. YouTube Preview Image

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1 TOBY GREY, born in 1994, real names Adeyemi Tobiloba Maryam, in Ogun State, is a Nigerian singer, song writer and performing artiste who has been making massive waves with her reply ‘Gboju’ to Kiss Daniel’s HIT song ‘Woju’, TOBY GREY, who is also known as the QueenGreyVY of GREY NATION dropped ‘Gbona’ afterwards during the valentine’s season, which was produced by Fliptyce. Anticipation reaching its climax for the video, and here is the Official Video to the Hit song, ‘GBONA’, shot on a location in Lagos, and directed by MEX. YouTube Preview Image

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2015 7 chocolate city ticbn album review Call this the biggest merger in Nigerian music and I won’t disagree with you. When the announcement was made by Chocolate city that Loopy music was going to be officially merged with it, to form one mega record label of some sorts, some eyebrows were raised. Issues of promotions, artist management, and the proper exploitation of the talents of all the incredibly talented artists on their roster to their full potential was raised, but when I heard this album for the first time, all doubts and concerns were put to bed, and I have no doubt that this venture will go on to become one of the most successful ventures in African music. The Indestructible Choc Boi Nation or TICBN album has to be one of the best label introductory albums ever in Nigeria. We can recall the Mavins with Solar Plexus years ago, which didn’t quite live up to expectations, and many other countless attempts by record labels newly formed to introduce themselves by means of an album, but none has been highly as successful or good as this album. This album verifies the seamlessness of the merger between both labels, but this is largely due to the fact that artists from both labels were pretty familiar with each other before the merger, making it a project that everybody knew everybody before it started. But notwithstanding, one of the outstanding qualities of this album is that each artist brings something new to the table, giving us an album of 13 different artists, with 15 songs, backed up with amazing and world class production, and incredible finishing. I am throwing the word incredible around a lot right? Don’t blame me, that’s just one of the superlatives worthy enough to qualify this album. With all due respect to other record labels including my own, Choc Boi Nation is the imprint with some of the best talent around, and this album proves that fact, and every time I listen to this album, all I hear is futuristic music. MI has stepped into the future, and has seen the future of Nigerian music, and is modeling his artists in that light, preparing the likes of Ice Prince, Jesse Jagz, Loose Kaynon and Nosa to be kings in their own domains, grooming Victoria Kimani, Ruby and Pryse to be the divas of their sphere, and mentoring Milli, Moti Cakes, Koker, Dice Ailes, DJ Caise and DJ Lambo to be the kids disturbing the block. The album, mainly a collaborative project, also has 3 singles from Koker, Nosa and Pryse, with Pryse being the limpest of the trio on Ricochet, but I believe Pryse still has a lot to offer, and her recent appearance on Boogey’s mixtape proves my point to a great extent. Do Something by Koker is already buzzing everywhere, and anybody that listens to that song instantly falls in love with the song, because of the somewhat nostalgic feeling the song invokes. Nosa on the other hand delivers a heartfelt love song, and his vocals, always so pure is felt to the fullest extent on Love Is Calling, and the Nokia trademark ringtone piano background on the hook of the song is just perfect, and no doubt, this is one of the standout songs of the album for me.

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Album Review: Chocolate City – #TICBN The Indestructable Choc Boi Nation Music Music Reviews by Jaguda - May 15, 2015 7 chocolate city ticbn album review Call this the biggest merger in Nigerian music and I won’t disagree with you. When the announcement was made by Chocolate city that Loopy music was going to be officially merged with it, to form one mega record label of some sorts, some eyebrows were raised. Issues of promotions, artist management, and the proper exploitation of the talents of all the incredibly talented artists on their roster to their full potential was raised, but when I heard this album for the first time, all doubts and concerns were put to bed, and I have no doubt that this venture will go on to become one of the most successful ventures in African music. The Indestructible Choc Boi Nation or TICBN album has to be one of the best label introductory albums ever in Nigeria. We can recall the Mavins with Solar Plexus years ago, which didn’t quite live up to expectations, and many other countless attempts by record labels newly formed to introduce themselves by means of an album, but none has been highly as successful or good as this album. This album verifies the seamlessness of the merger between both labels, but this is largely due to the fact that artists from both labels were pretty familiar with each other before the merger, making it a project that everybody knew everybody before it started. But notwithstanding, one of the outstanding qualities of this album is that each artist brings something new to the table, giving us an album of 13 different artists, with 15 songs, backed up with amazing and world class production, and incredible finishing. I am throwing the word incredible around a lot right? Don’t blame me, that’s just one of the superlatives worthy enough to qualify this album. With all due respect to other record labels including my own, Choc Boi Nation is the imprint with some of the best talent around, and this album proves that fact, and every time I listen to this album, all I hear is futuristic music. MI has stepped into the future, and has seen the future of Nigerian music, and is modeling his artists in that light, preparing the likes of Ice Prince, Jesse Jagz, Loose Kaynon and Nosa to be kings in their own domains, grooming Victoria Kimani, Ruby and Pryse to be the divas of their sphere, and mentoring Milli, Moti Cakes, Koker, Dice Ailes, DJ Caise and DJ Lambo to be the kids disturbing the block. The album, mainly a collaborative project, also has 3 singles from Koker, Nosa and Pryse, with Pryse being the limpest of the trio on Ricochet, but I believe Pryse still has a lot to offer, and her recent appearance on Boogey’s mixtape proves my point to a great extent. Do Something by Koker is already buzzing everywhere, and anybody that listens to that song instantly falls in love with the song, because of the somewhat nostalgic feeling the song invokes. Nosa on the other hand delivers a heartfelt love song, and his vocals, always so pure is felt to the fullest extent on Love Is Calling, and the Nokia trademark ringtone piano background on the hook of the song is just perfect, and no doubt, this is one of the standout songs of the album for me.

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Album Review: Chocolate City – #TICBN The Indestructable Choc Boi Nation Music Music Reviews by Jaguda - May 15, 2015 7 chocolate city ticbn album review Call this the biggest merger in Nigerian music and I won’t disagree with you. When the announcement was made by Chocolate city that Loopy music was going to be officially merged with it, to form one mega record label of some sorts, some eyebrows were raised. Issues of promotions, artist management, and the proper exploitation of the talents of all the incredibly talented artists on their roster to their full potential was raised, but when I heard this album for the first time, all doubts and concerns were put to bed, and I have no doubt that this venture will go on to become one of the most successful ventures in African music. The Indestructible Choc Boi Nation or TICBN album has to be one of the best label introductory albums ever in Nigeria. We can recall the Mavins with Solar Plexus years ago, which didn’t quite live up to expectations, and many other countless attempts by record labels newly formed to introduce themselves by means of an album, but none has been highly as successful or good as this album. This album verifies the seamlessness of the merger between both labels, but this is largely due to the fact that artists from both labels were pretty familiar with each other before the merger, making it a project that everybody knew everybody before it started. But notwithstanding, one of the outstanding qualities of this album is that each artist brings something new to the table, giving us an album of 13 different artists, with 15 songs, backed up with amazing and world class production, and incredible finishing. I am throwing the word incredible around a lot right? Don’t blame me, that’s just one of the superlatives worthy enough to qualify this album. With all due respect to other record labels including my own, Choc Boi Nation is the imprint with some of the best talent around, and this album proves that fact, and every time I listen to this album, all I hear is futuristic music. MI has stepped into the future, and has seen the future of Nigerian music, and is modeling his artists in that light, preparing the likes of Ice Prince, Jesse Jagz, Loose Kaynon and Nosa to be kings in their own domains, grooming Victoria Kimani, Ruby and Pryse to be the divas of their sphere, and mentoring Milli, Moti Cakes, Koker, Dice Ailes, DJ Caise and DJ Lambo to be the kids disturbing the block. The album, mainly a collaborative project, also has 3 singles from Koker, Nosa and Pryse, with Pryse being the limpest of the trio on Ricochet, but I believe Pryse still has a lot to offer, and her recent appearance on Boogey’s mixtape proves my point to a great extent. Do Something by Koker is already buzzing everywhere, and anybody that listens to that song instantly falls in love with the song, because of the somewhat nostalgic feeling the song invokes. Nosa on the other hand delivers a heartfelt love song, and his vocals, always so pure is felt to the fullest extent on Love Is Calling, and the Nokia trademark ringtone piano background on the hook of the song is just perfect, and no doubt, this is one of the standout songs of the album for me.

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