New Music by Chakka Da Souljah

 

Okonye Sampson Chux popularly known as Chakka Da Souljah was born at Ifo, Ogun State and raised in Lagos; The Delta State indigene started as a hiphop artist popular for his debut single titled "Monkeys & Baboons" in 1999. Through the years, he has consistently churned out good songs and done collabos with top notch acts like Sound Sultan, Baba Dee, Blacktrybe etc. He has also performed in various concerts, campus gigs, major and minor shows alongside upcoming and known acts.

 

Between 2007 and 2009, he signed up with Premier Music - one of Nigeria's foremost recording companies and home to some of Nigeria's legendary acts like Sir Victor Uwaifo, Onyeka Onwenu, Ras Kimono, Blackky etc. He released his highly anticipated debut album simply titled 'ICHIBAN' and it was an instant success...The album earned him a nomination for the coveted Hip-Hop World Awards (now known as THE HEADIES) in the category for Best Dancehall/Reggae album 2009.

This is his brand new single "BE YUH BOBO" featuring delectable IJEOMA and produced by DEL'B. It is an offshoot from his forthcoming album titled 'TOP SHOTTA'. The album will house previously released singles like "Give It To Dem" Ft. Baba Dee, "Mumu Thing" and "Faya Jo".

Please click link to listen and download. http://www.hulkshare.com/ju2h8jw2ups0

We believe that his sophomore album will score high points when it drops later in the year.

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