Artist: HAYWIRE
Release: Right Now EP
Label: Tjoe Records
UK Label: 51 Lex Records
Release Date: 31st March 2013

HAYWIRE heralds in a era of Nigerian artists. Born Ifeanyi Chuks Okoli he's aptly known as 'HAYWIRE' for his genre bending delivery; seamlessly transitioning from an intoxicating electric rap flow - communicating the gritty reality of urban African living, slipping smoothly into R'n'B inspired vocals - singing out poignant messages in English and Pidgin to the initiated.

At just 18 years old  he's already notched up 8 years in the underground scene collaborating with the likes of Wizboyy. Chordratic Beats, Rapkyd, Profound, O.C Nicotine, J.O, Na Sir, Lil Kem, Seriki, Akas, Teshwaty. It is with producer Chordratic Beats that he steps out from under, instantly clicking and delivering music that is beyond their years and musical boundaries.

This first offering, a  4 track EP signifies the evolution of Afrobeats - focusing more on lyrics than beats - the Nigerian voice is being raised.
Kicking off with the a club banger 'Getting You' right through to the soulful cry for help in 'Save Me'. Sandwiched between are the party tracks 'Malo' and the throw down and title track 'Right Now'.
As Chuck D said "music for your mind and your feet".

Signed to Tjoe Records Ltd. this versatile rapper/singer, can 'bring it' and 'sing it' is one of those you must subscribe to - follow HAYWIRE on;

twitter@haywireifeanyi
facebook@ifeanyiokoli

HayWire "Take U Home"

Wyld Pytch Rekords established a reputation as one top urban music outlet for over 15 years situated in the heart of London's Soho. Wyld Pytch supplied the best in R&B, Hip Hop, Funk and, Breaks, Broken Beat, Brazilian, and merchandising, dj equipment and magazines to DJs and collectors and general public. Situated in soho, Wyld Pytch built their reputation on being helpful, friendly and way up front.

51 lex Records brings you the mother of all music catalogues featuring the best sounds from Nigeria,Ghana,Lagos and different areas of West Africa. From super heavy afro Funk to Traditional Talking Drum not to mention the gems from the disco/soul/ reggae and gospel Archives.

HayWire "Take U Home"

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