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OCJ Oozes Of Afro-Pop Gold On New Single “Cynthia Morgan”
A new crop of Nigerian artists have garnered a huge following in the past couple of years, cornering circles of the internet and building sustainable fanbases. Edo State native OCJ, born Odekhian Ehinomen Osborne, started winning hearts in the South-South after collaborating with Erigga put him on the map. Since then, he’s retreated into the […]
A new crop of Nigerian artists have garnered a huge following in the past couple of years, cornering circles of the internet and building sustainable fanbases. Edo State native OCJ, born Odekhian Ehinomen Osborne, started winning hearts in the South-South after collaborating with Erigga put him on the map. Since then, he’s retreated into the background and continued to perfect his craft. Today, we share his latest release, an afropop number tagged Cynthia Morgan.
Inspired by making relatable and “feel-good” music that “connects with the people,” OCJ’s discography, while limited, has attracted him thousands of streams as he continues to put Afropop worthy of more attention out. As he sings about forging a relationship with a love interest, OCJ stays true to his unwritten code.
Produced by Coblaze, this is his second release of the year, following on another Afropop record tagged Can’t Explain.
Get familiar with OCJ on social media (@ocj_official).
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