Pabrymo, the rising sensation in Nigerian afrobeats, hailing from Cape Town unveils his latest sophomore EP ‘City Boy’.
Get ready for “CITY BOY,” brought to you by his own Woke Entertainment label in collaboration with Dvpper Music (known for talents like Omah Lay and Seyi Vibez).
PaBrymo’s “City Boy” EP marks a significant milestone in his artistic journey, showcasing a unique blend of passion, energy, and authenticity within the afrobeats music scene.
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With special guest appearances by Odumodublck, Seyi Vibez, and Kida Kudz, this remarkable project features five dynamic tracks that are sure to captivate audiences.
The EP proudly represents the vibrant style, sound, and cultural richness of his hometown, Benin City, which has deeply influenced PaBrymo’s distinctive musical expression.
Crafted by his longstanding collaborators DibsTunes, Rhedi, and DwillsHarmony, the “City Boy” EP vividly portrays PaBrymo’s current life experiences, entwined with the cultural tapestry of Benin City.
This collection not only makes a musical promise but also delivers a powerful statement and an open invitation: an invitation to dance, celebrate, and join PaBrymo on his incredible musical journey.
Discussing the inspiration behind this project and his drive to overcome barriers, PaBrymo shares,
“I wanted to incorporate the highs of the lifestyle we’re living – the good and fun times, the vibes, women, and all that. I also want the entire world to hear the style, sound, and culture from Benin that has influenced my music today”.
PaBrymo’s fusion of afrobeats, dancehall, and afrotrap creates a sound that fans of Burna Boy, J Hus, or Popcaan will surely appreciate.
With ease and swiftness, he has amassed a substantial following on his burgeoning musical journey, boasting over 15 million global streams.
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Originally hailing from Nigeria’s Benin City, PaBrymo’s life journey has been characterized by creativity and resilience – two essential traits that have significantly influenced his musical identity.
Reflecting on his beginnings and the dreams that have fueled his music, PaBrymo humbly stated;
“As a boy from Benin City, it felt surreal to imagine back then that this could be a reality.”