Friday, 24 August 2012
After years of mild success in boy band, Plantashun Boiz, he went on to achieve huge success as a solo artist and to change the Nigerian music industry. Five hugely successful albums later, he is arguably the biggest name in the Nigerian music industry. 2Face chats with Toolz about the life, love and the future.
He dropped out of school. He only has one tattoo. He’s a divo aka male diva.
These are some of the things that have been said about David O since he arrived on the music scene with his break out hits “Back when” and “Dami Duro”. All the above are false by the way.
His on-stage persona is energetic, lively and playful and if you have ever seen his videos or watched him perform live, you will be nodding your head in agreement right about now. In the flesh however, he is humble, soft spoken and extremely polite, and then his dimples – boy, has he got dimples!
His story isn’t the usual one of hardship and struggle but he identified his passion, fought for it and now he’s living the dream by performing around the world. Most people can identify with that – not the touring part but the desire to make a dream reality.
To see those dimples and hear the truth, in his own words, watch his interview on The Juice with Toolz.
Choc Boi Brymo burst into the music scene late 2010 with the massive success of Oleku on which he was featured by Ice Prince. His debut single Ara went on to top charts in Nigeria and prove that Brymo has music mega star potential. Now, exclusively on Ndani Sessions, Brymo shows just how talented he is as he performs We All Need Something, a song from his upcoming debut album, Son of a Carpenter.
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