TBaze delivers an infectious blend of afro-fusion rhythms and uplifting messages on his latest track, “Believe”.

Infused with English and Yoruba lyrics, the song captures the essence of life’s journey, encompassing struggles, triumphs, and the unwavering belief in oneself. TBaze’s sincere delivery and emphasis on spreading joy create a musical experience that resonates deeply with listeners, celebrating resilience and self-belief.

Rooted in traditional Nigerian rhythms such as Fuji and Highlife, TBaze’s music also draws inspiration from global influences like Reggaeton, R&B, and Dancehall. His original lyrics, sung in a blend of Yoruba, Pidgin, and English, add a unique cultural flair to his sound, making it authentic and universally appealing. Since his debut in 2017 with “Carry You”, TBaze has garnered international recognition, with standout tracks like “Stay With Me” and “Monkey” the latter released in response to the death of George Floyd, advocating against exploitation and oppression.

In 2021, the Nigerian-born and UK-based artist released his debut EP, “Alubarika (Blessings),” which earned him a spot as a finalist in the John Lennon Inspired ‘International Song for Kindness’ competition. His dynamic stage presence and energetic performances, including appearances at renowned venues like O2 Islington and the Cavern Club, have further solidified his status as a rising star in the music scene. Collaborations with international DJs and producers, such as his recent tracks “Big Vibes” and “Till the Morning” highlight TBaze’s versatility and appeal across different genres and audiences.

Looking ahead to 2024, TBaze continues to pave the way for community development within the creative industry, aiming to support artists, especially those from the African diaspora and ethnic minority groups. With the release of “Yo Bodi” and promising teasers of new music projects, TBaze remains committed to spreading positivity and inspiration through his music, promising listeners more of his infectious energy and uplifting messages in the year to come.