Bejay X, Xtremetheproducer drop debut EP, ‘WXYZ’
Nigerian sonic disruptors and IP visionaries BIG XX comprise released their debut EP WXYZ, a vogue-blurring body of work that introduces a fresh sound they name “Sonic Spirituals.”
The BIG XX duo, made up of world Mental Property lawyer and ingenious entrepreneur Bejay X, greater identified as Bukola Fadipe, and acclaimed hitmaker XtremeTheProducer are redefining the future of neo-African sound.
Designed to rouse ancestral rhythm and spiritual resonance, the EP stands as a musical manifesto.
“Esteem birds, we imagine all persons are musical at their core,” says Bejay X. “WXYZ is song that stirs the soul.”
Bejay X has been a slack-the-scenes architect of Afrobeats’ global upward push. As lead publicist on Burna Boy’s Grammy-winning album ‘Twice As Tall’ and for the length of the African Big campaign, his ingenious technique helped shape defining moments in African song.
He also led PR for Tems for the length of the Essence explosion at BUKI HQ, and represented elite skills and entities including Spaceship Records, Telz, Leriq, Naomi Campbell, Bose Ogulu, Johnny Drille, Sarz, Chocolate Metropolis Label TV, and Ckay at the height of ‘Love Nwantiti.’ A outdated supervisor of Timaya and Yung Willis, Bejay based X Records in 2023 now Africa’s quickest-growing independent tag, housing over 100 skills at some stage in genres and continents.
Among them is AY Zed, the powerhouse producer slack two most up to date Quantity 1 data: Dark Sherif’s “Sacrifice” (Ghana) and Kizz Daniel’s “Al-Jannah” featuring Odumodublvck and Bella Shmurda (Nigeria).
The tag also boasts Deco Suave, primarily the most influential African artist rising out of the UK nowadays, and Topnotch Toby, the iconic suppose slack the legendary “Willis Give Dem” producer ticket. Toby is no longer only a vocal genius however also one of many finest songwriters the realm has considered, working in tandem alongside with his rap partner Topnotch Triq, whose uncooked lyricism and cosmic presence are breathing fresh existence into the legacy of Ota Benga.
Collectively, they signify the lyrical frontier of a generation.WXYZ became produced entirely by XtremeTheProducer, whose signature vogue is already identified from his work on In My Head, the first collaboration between Timaya and Tiwa Savage.
Now mentoring the next generation of trailblazers, he leads sonic alliances with artists love Soularr, Nikos Loving, and Siraheem Okoya, whose lavish anthem Banga is straight turning right into a normal.
The EP also introduces the enigmatic XGirl, a young American prodigy who sings fluently in Kikuyu and Swahili, languages she learned from her Kenyan nanny. Though her id stays non-public until she comes of age, her efficiency is a highlight, proving the neatly-liked reach of African languages and rhythm.
