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Chukwuka "Bishop XL" Nwabueze, Nigerian-born Hiphop/Dance artist,grew up in his home town Awka in Anambra State. The name, "Bishop" was given him by his cousin who thought it was a name fit for a preacher's son. He was influenced by Hiphop, R&B and Dance Hall music back in the 90s.

#Marlian #NoMannaz #NBG / Peckham's underground legend Naira Marley is a key pioneer in the UK Afro-bashment scene, fusing his inimitable Lagos accent with trap, bashment, Grime, and Afrobeats to create a sound that encapsulates the melting pot of London’s constantly innovative club scene.

The Nigerian Afro-fusion singer and songwriter, Burna Boy, was born in Lagos. He started producing music when he was ten years old. After graduating from college, Burna relocated to London for university. After two years, he dropped out and moved back to Nigeria to pursue his passion. A creative by the name of LeriQ allocated studio space for Burna to record and produce. His father always listened to dancehall and reggae music. This is where his early influence and music style stems from. His grandfather experimented with Afrobeat music and even managed Fela Kuti. LeriQ and Burna produced a track titled “Prefer to Party” which initiated his rise to prominence on a national and International level. HIs debut studio album, L.We.F.E., received rave reviews and featured Wizkid, Timaya,