Genie Mullah: Blending Edo and Delta Beats in Afrobeat
Born James Akpoveta in the bustling heart of Benin City, Edo State, Genie Mullah is quickly becoming one of the freshest names in the Afrobeat music scene. Known for blending his cultural roots with contemporary beats, Genie’s sound draws inspiration from both Edo and Delta traditions, fusing them into a unique Afrobeat style that is all his own.
Growing up in the same city that gave the world Rema, Genie carries a rich sense of pride and energy from Benin City into his music. With roots that trace back to Jesse in Ethiope West, Delta State, his sound is a reflection of the dual cultural influences of these two Southern Nigerian regions. This deep connection to his heritage gives his music a distinctive flair, setting him apart as a rising talent in the Afrobeat genre.
With a string of successful singles, Genie Mullah has already begun making waves. “Tiger Head”, a bold and energetic track, showcases his lyrical skill and confidence, while “Sweet Love” offers a smoother, romantic vibe, blending Afrobeat rhythms with themes of love and passion. His party anthem “Mambo” has been gaining momentum both in Nigeria and internationally, further solidifying his place as a versatile and exciting artist.
As Genie Mullah continues to rise, his blend of classic Afrobeat rhythms and modern influences has fans eagerly anticipating what comes next. His cultural richness, catchy hooks, and infectious beats make him an artist to watch as he carves out a space for himself in the ever-expanding global Afrobeat scene. Genie Mullah is just getting started, and the world should be ready to hear more from this promising new star.
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