If you have never heard of Nnamdi Ogbonnaya, you're not alone, but you've definitely been left in the dark. The Chicago-bred multi-instrumentalist is one of the most exciting budding artists that I have heard in years, and that's saying something if you understand how hard it is for new music to catch my ear. "let gO Of my egO" is one of the smartest contributions to the hip-hop genre that I have heard since BROCKHAMPTON first started heating up the blogosphere, with it's diverse production and listen-with-your-dictionary-in-hand wordplay ("Rigor mortis after coitus, you know they don't wanna let go"), the song blew me away from first lisen. The production is zany, colorful, and eclectic, borrowing elements...
If you have never heard of Nnamdi Ogbonnaya, you're not alone, but you've definitely been left in the dark. The Chicago-bred multi-instrumentalist is one of the most exciting budding artists that I have heard in years, and that's saying something if you understand how hard it is for new music to catch my ear. "let gO Of my egO" is one of the smartest contributions to the hip-hop genre that I have heard since BROCKHAMPTON first...
If you have never heard of Nnamdi Ogbonnaya, you're not alone, but you've definitely been left in the dark. The Chicago-bred multi-instrumentalist is one of the most exciting budding artists that I have heard in years, and that's saying something if you understand how hard it is for new music to catch my ear. "let gO...
