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3kene Stays True to His Sound with ‘On Brand’

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3kene delivers a bold and refreshing statement with his latest single, ‘On Brand’. The track is a testament to self-awareness, confidence, and staying authentic in an ever-evolving industry.

With its seamless fusion of Afrobeats, hip-hop, and soulful melodies, ‘On Brand’ is both a vibe and a declaration.

Hailing from Abuja, Nigeria, 3kene is an Afro-fusion artist and creative who continues to carve his own lane.

As a member of the DITD crew, alongside Riverays and Jess ETA, he has consistently pushed musical boundaries, blending different genres to create something unique.

Over time, he has released several singles and an EP, each reflecting his artistic growth.

His sound is shaped by a broad range of influences, but artists like Chronixx and Joey Bada$$ played a key role in inspiring his musical direction.

‘On Brand’ is all about staying true to oneself. The song captures the essence of self-confidence, growth, and refusing to compromise one’s identity.

Through clever wordplay and smooth delivery, 3kene reminds listeners that being authentic is the key to success.

The production is rich, blending rhythmic Afro-fusion elements with hip-hop-inspired flows, making the track both introspective and energetic.

With ‘On Brand’, 3kene once again proves his ability to merge genres while keeping his message clear and impactful.

It’s not just a song, it’s a mindset, an anthem for those who refuse to be anything but themselves.

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