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Fast rising Afrobeats singer and songwriter, Sunday Onuh, popularly known by his stage ‘Cleverboy way’, is a musical artist who developed interest in music and entertainment at a very young age.
The music star in a statement, said, “I started music about nine years ago and I have been inspired by the rich and cultural heritage of our country Nigeria and Africa at large considering the vibrant rhythms of Afrobeat, and the soulful melodies of highlife. Music is a way of expressing myself clearly and as well connecting with others on a very deep level, either by sharing my own experiences or addressing social and generic issues. I believe in the power of music to inspire, uplift, and bring people together.
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“I see my music brand as a platform for positive change and social impact. I believe that music has the power to inspire, educate, and unite people from all walks of life. Through my music, I aim to address important issues, promote empathy and understanding, and as well contribute to positive change in society. Whether it’s raising awareness about social injustice, advocating for equality, or spreading messages of hope and resilience, I’m committed to using my music as a force for good and making a meaningful difference in the world.“
Cleverboy Way stated that he has about five singles and but the EP ‘Dice’ has the highest streams out of the songs. He therefore appreciates his fans and well-wishers for streaming and listening to his music.
“I just dropped my new music project titled ‘Sodom and Gomorrah’, I have six songs on it, and featuring artists like Magnito, AB Hylife, King Jene and Chrisvado,” he said.
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