TBoy now refers to his own personal style as the Afro Life genre.

"Afrolife" genre is the future of urban African Music and TBoy is the genius responsible
Sound
identity has been an age long crisis in the entertainment industry and
has accounted for the death of many potentially great music talents.
Owing
to the ever shifting global soundscape, many musicians find themselves
dabbling into genres that they believe will be profitable and keep them
relevant. This has indeed worked for the likes of Wizkid, Davido, P-Square
etc who have consistently adjusted their style to fit every sound era
but the same success rate cannot be said for a majority of other acts.
Nigerian singer and songwriter TBoy (Tochukwu Chukwudi Ezeji)
has however done his homework by quickly identifying this problem, and
has now created a lasting solution that will not only bring clarity to
his music sojourn, but to other artistes like him who are tired of
boxing their content into unfitting categories.
The
household names in Urban African Music right now are Afropop, Afro
beats and Afrofusion and just like the Lotto boys in the UK have defined
their own genre as Afrobbean, TBoy now refers to his own personal style as the Afro Life genre.
2017 has no doubt been an incredible one for TBoy. He surveyed the industry atmosphere with his first unofficial release Jeje, before getting signed to his current label- Billionaire Minds Enterprise. He promptly dropped 2 hot singles - Whine and Kilofe-
both of which were met with very high applause from his rapidly growing
fans. He pressed even further with a massive nationwide tour that saw
him network and perform at the biggest entertainment media hubs in the
South-East, South West, North Central and the South South regions of
Nigeria.In February , Tboy teamed up with Rexpapi and Jesse beats to
create an ultra smooth and deeply sensual tune by the title Jeje.
To carefully test the waters, a viral video was shot for it but following the immense reception, "Whine" was released as TBoy's official single and it can be easily said that this is where his Afrolife concept
was birthed. Enlisting the magic strumming fingers of Fiokee, TBoy
effortlessly fused Ibo highlife lyrics with contemporary elements to
deliver the unquestionable banger - Whine; which was followed up swiftly with a super crisp video, directed by the multiple award winning Clarence Peters.
Kilofe
is the most recent single still making waves all over. He performed it
to a stadium full of fans at the recently concluded Phynofest concert in
Enugu and all indications show that TBoy has paid his industry dues
through his hardwork, consistency, versatility and admirable tenacity
towards his craft.In a bid to end his amazing year in grand style, he
has confirmed that he will be dropping his biggest tune yet and this one
is aptly titled Monica. Rumour has it that this new
Afrolife tune features a soon-to-be-revealed internationally respected
guest artiste and in deep appreciation to his fans for their rigid
support, TBoy plans to activate this release with generous end-of-year
giveaways that will be announced across his social media platforms
listed below. @TboyBME
You can also use this link to enjoy his music portfolio.







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