In a career spanning over a decade, Tolu Okeowo has established himself as an ace producer whose music has inspired countless other musicians while creating a body of work that spans the genres of gospel, R&B, hip hop, jazz, high life and world music.

Tolu began to play the piano at the age of 4 as an influence of his father who was a renowned Music Connoisseur. What began as a pastime soon became a lifestyle. Growing up, Tolu was tremendously inspired by the music of Bob James & Earl Klugh and with the passage of time, he fell in line with a wide plethora of styles. Before he had finished high school, Tolu had produced music albums for several artistes, a trend which has continued till date putting to book a large number of Music Albums, Movie scores and Stage Productions.

In 2009, Tolu put together a project to showcase a selection of international recording artistes in an album titled ‘A Perfect Progression’. The songs in this album take you through a journey describing the search for God and the discovery of His love. The musical content is a fusion of remarkable orchestral arrangements with contemporary R&B, maintaining an appeal to all age groups with an inclusion of Soul and Jazz. The Artists in this album include Mike Aremu, Otty ‘Revolution’ Warman, Michelle Marbie Davies, Chibs Onuzo & many more.

Whilst researching towards a PhD in Law, Tolu has continued to make his mark in music production in the United Kingdom & beyond. When asked if he’s leaving Law for music, he’s quick to smile and say “…I’m not a lawyer turned musician, I’m a lawyer who’s also a musician.” 

Luay Rifai is a Syrian-born, medical doctor, and instrumental rock guitar virtuoso.
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Hailing from Cape Verde to the United States, the Boston-based Rapper/Hip-hop Artist Agnelo DePina, better known as LTC (Lightning the Cape Verdean), is quickly becoming people’s favorite artist in the music scene. LTC’s music contains a perfect combination of melodic, anthemic beats and lyrical depth within his lyricism—from telling the story of a crack head or drug dealer to some rough topics like injustice or the lack of education in the city—and each of his song indeed has the capacity to strike one’s energy due to its natural relatability. His first two albums “My Turn to Shine” and “Evolution” to the very recent release, “I Will NOT Die Poor” can depict LTC’s diverse styles across each piece that sits perfectly with his distinctive flow and snarling rap voice. And now, with a versatile catalogue and ever-growing number of music, LTC is more than ready to bring his massive talents to the world stage of Rap/Hip-hop music.

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