Ike Chuks is a British-born Nigerian Afropop rapper/singer. From winning Britain's got talent as part of British dance group Diversity, to releasing his first afrobeats single in 2015, headlining his own sold out show titled 'For My Culture' and winning IARA'S award for the best UK afrobeats artist 2017, Ike Chuks has been on a steady rise in the afrobeats music scene.
 
Ike debuted with 'Play Like Play’ which was premiered and championed by DJ Edu on BBC 1Xtra. He later teamed up with popular 'Akube' crooner Dotman for the infectious dance floor track titled ‘Do Proper’. The music video for the monster hit crossed the 100,000 views mark on YouTube in barely 2 days. 
2017 was a good year for Ike Chuks and after a very successful headline show, which featured the likes of Moelogo and Silvastone to name a few, he released his Debut EP titled 'Son Of The Soil'.
Ike released the visuals for his single London Girl off his "son Of The Soil" EP in 2018 followed by the visuals for his summer smash single that year titled ‘Vibe Yeah’.

“IGBOTIC The EP”, is the rapper’s second body of work, and sees him performing to the best of his strengths; a very catchy mix of UK Afro Swing, delivered in Afropop blend of English, pidgin and Igbo language. On “IGBOTIC, The EP”, Ike Chuks can be heard demystifying a popular stereotype about people from the Igbo tribe, one of Nigeria’s ethnic groups, by making resonating music in his own unique IGBOTIC style.
This symmetry in creativity and artiste branding, is very evident in the warm green theme colours of the project, as the colour green represents one of Nigeria’s main exports, agriculture, as well as doubles as the country’s official colour. The 5-track EP, which features collaborations from contemporary alté acts, has the hallmarks of a modern cultural reset.

With a series of recorded material and live performance under his belt as lead vocalist with Dublin band’s SACK. Martin McCann’s love of music naturally led him to DJing. For over thirty years, he has kept Dublin on it's toes with his mix of underground house to classic soul and funk joints at Dublin clubs, SIDES, THE KITCHEN and H.A.M. at POD. His 10 year residency at The Globe Bar in Dublin was certainly a must before it’s closure due to the Covid pandemic. 
THE FURRY GLEN, aimed at the Bear Community and it's admirers has teams up with Leather and Fetish club GEARED from time to time mostly playing Disco Edits and Soulful Deep House. Next outing will be a Pride special in Fibber McGees in June 2023.

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