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fabric for his voice type, his delivery style and the use of his voice. His voice type and style seem rooted in the essence of Yoruba folk music. He sounds like an Apala singer with a hint of Rara, Ijala or Fuji. He also sounds like a panegyric singer. Interestingly like all the aforementioned artists that he is similar to, his cadences, rhyme schemes and delivery are rooted in Hip-Hop. Sometimes, he’s singing and you almost feel like he’s rapping. On ‘Obey Your Taste,’ he even delivers, “I got h*oes, area code…” a reference to the Ludacris classic
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