Anthony Ebuka Victor, better known as Victony, a sensational Nigerian singer, has recently revealed his transition from hip-hop to afrobeats, citing the desire to “try something new” as the main motivation behind the shift.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

During an interview with Nelson CJ covered by Teen Vogue’s Africa’s New Wave, the ‘Soweto’ crooner explained that the pandemic quarantine provided him with the opportunity to explore and discover his musical style.

While delving into the afrobeats space, Victony discovered that it presented unique challenges as the genre relies heavily on relatability, creativity, and metaphoric writing…CONTINUE READING

Nonetheless, he embraced the challenge and found solace in music after enduring a life-changing car accident that claimed his friend’s life and left him confined to a wheelchair for about a year.

Reflecting on the healing power of music, the 22-year-old artist expressed how his collaboration with Mayorkun on ‘Holy Father’ received positive reception even while he was in a wheelchair, which motivated him to complete his project and build on his success.

However, he continues to grapple with feelings of guilt over not recalling the accident’s circumstances, wondering if things would have been different had he been conscious during the tragic event.