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Ice Prince alcanzó el n.º 32 en la lista global de Shazam con «Oleku (feat. Brymo)», donde pasó 14 días en el Top 50.
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Ice Prince
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«Oleku (feat. Brymo)», de Ice Prince, subió al n.º 32 en la lista global de Shazam, donde pasó 14 día(s) en el Top 50.
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2011Shazams totales
659 mil
Días en el Top 50
14El número total de días que una canción ha pasado en el Top 50 de la lista global de Shazam. Estos días pueden no haber sido consecutivos.
Debut en el Top 50
27 oct 2025«Oleku (feat. Brymo)», de Ice Prince, subió al n.º 32 en la lista global de Shazam, donde pasó 14 día(s) en el Top 50.
Lanzado a la venta
2011Shazams totales
659 mil
Días en el Top 50
14El número total de días que una canción ha pasado en el Top 50 de la lista global de Shazam. Estos días pueden no haber sido consecutivos.
Debut en el Top 50
27 oct 2025Vídeos musicales populares de Brymo
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With a mix of R&B, pop, and African folk, Nigerian singer-songwriter Brymo has balanced love songs and social commentary on a string of albums popular in his home country.
• Born Olawale Ashimi, Brymo began writing and playing music while in secondary school. He joined friends in a short-lived band called The Aliens before going his own way in 2005.
• Influenced by R. Kelly and Backstreet Boys, Brymo honed a smooth R&B sound on his first album, 2007’s Brymstone.
• His second album, 2012’s The Son of a Kapenta (a reference to his father’s work in carpentry), was a blend of fuji music, electronica, and pop. Nigerian Entertainment Today extended the woodworking metaphor, praising the LP as “a well-polished, solid piece of auditory furniture.”
• Brymo’s third album, 2013’s Merchants, Dealers & Slaves, has been read as an allegory for the political and culture climate in Nigeria. The online publication YNaija called the album “a narrative tour de force, an instant classic,” in a 2014 review.
• After releasing his fourth album, Tabula Rasa, in 2014, Brymo took a racy turn on his fifth LP, 2016’s Klĭtôrĭs, an album rooted in the sounds of Yoruba music, Afrobeat, and soul.
• Brymo’s 2018 release Oṣó mostly comprised ballads influenced by Apala and Yoruba music, while his 2020 LP Yellow was a more electronic album with elements of trap and shoegaze.
• Amid his solo outings, Brymo joined the alternative rock band A.A.A., which released a self-titled five-song EP in 2019.
• Born Olawale Ashimi, Brymo began writing and playing music while in secondary school. He joined friends in a short-lived band called The Aliens before going his own way in 2005.
• Influenced by R. Kelly and Backstreet Boys, Brymo honed a smooth R&B sound on his first album, 2007’s Brymstone.
• His second album, 2012’s The Son of a Kapenta (a reference to his father’s work in carpentry), was a blend of fuji music, electronica, and pop. Nigerian Entertainment Today extended the woodworking metaphor, praising the LP as “a well-polished, solid piece of auditory furniture.”
• Brymo’s third album, 2013’s Merchants, Dealers & Slaves, has been read as an allegory for the political and culture climate in Nigeria. The online publication YNaija called the album “a narrative tour de force, an instant classic,” in a 2014 review.
• After releasing his fourth album, Tabula Rasa, in 2014, Brymo took a racy turn on his fifth LP, 2016’s Klĭtôrĭs, an album rooted in the sounds of Yoruba music, Afrobeat, and soul.
• Brymo’s 2018 release Oṣó mostly comprised ballads influenced by Apala and Yoruba music, while his 2020 LP Yellow was a more electronic album with elements of trap and shoegaze.
• Amid his solo outings, Brymo joined the alternative rock band A.A.A., which released a self-titled five-song EP in 2019.
Brymo también ha publicado música como miembro de Chocboiz.
Influido por BrymoBrymo ha influido en la música de artistas como Teswess, SeanDav, Ayọmidé Africa.
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