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I found myself falling in love with music at an early age, I loved to sing and was facinated by the way songs were made.
I began exploring my own voice and style with the deep rough soulful tones of Repeat Ophenda. I then met D'syfa and we quickly began building up a large catalouge of songs. I think we acted as a great catalyst to each other. We have both come so far from where we were when we began recording together, we are constantly refining our skills, learning new ones, and always surprising eachother.
With our unusual soulful, break beat, hip-hop style, each song is it’s own masterpiece. Every song is very different from the last, and i don't think there is a definate pigeon hole for what we do. Despite this we have a good response and wide appeal.
In June 2004 I released my debut single, the Voodoo EP. In December 2004 we ventured out South Africa and filmed a video for the track 'Keep High' whilst out there i managed to get a few performances in around Johannesburg, including a a live show on Metro FM, and a live PA at Citrus Lounge.’ The reception to my music and performances gave me a great confidence boost, and i felt we were moving in the right direction.
In January 2005 we released a limited edition promo CD entitled ‘All City EP’ which was a four track EP featuring the previous release with two added tracks, ‘Keep High’ and ‘Cupid’.
The Bukola Project then re-located to Cyprus for five months. During this time we worked on new material, and the team filmed a video for the track ‘Secret Prayer’. The ‘All city EP’ was promoted during this time and the track ‘Keep High’ was regularly play-listed on ‘Mix FM’ and Radio Napa’.
In December 2005, D’Syfa and I once again ventured out to South Africa to finalise the editing of the ‘Secret Prayer’ video. Whilst in Johannesburg I managed to squeeze in some memorable and well received performances at ‘The Horror Café’, ‘Back 2 Basics’, ‘Songwriters Club’, ‘Citrus Lounge’, and the ‘Fuel Bar’. We continued to rock the place as a warm up act for MXO, South Africa’s award winning afro jazz funk band, performing in the heart of Johannesburg at an all day AIDS/HIV awareness festival ‘When life Happens’.
During 2006, I spent the time writing and recording material for my debut album, testing these out with the odd live performance......... Now the album is finished and ready to hit the streets !!
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