In a time when the Nigerian music scene is taking shape and holding a place on the global stage, Brosthrone emerged as the knight of AfroBeat.

Born in Benin City, Nigeria, Ogbe Japhet by real name has crawled his way down from the bottom to becoming a phenomenon today.

Brosthrone is the self‑styled ‘Knight of Afrobeat’, whose sonic crusade has been rewriting the rules of West African music and winning fans around the globe.

His beginnings were humble which played a huge role in defining his music and his approach to making a distinctive sound for himself.

His journey began during his early days in Benin City with his father’s backing and a strong music culture in his family.

Benin City, is known as a place where the rhythmic pulse of highlife and juju music is a culture.

He grew up listening to legendary names like Fela Kuti and others who paved the way for what Nigerian music is today.

Japhet grew stronger with his music while attending Idogbo Secondary School where he was a regular at numerous talent shows.

Everything he faced and did during his childhood built him to become the person he is today in the music industry.

When we talk of a new sound in the Afro genre, the name Brosthrone has quickly placed himself in a good spot as the Knight of AfroBeat.

Yes, we know about the already established name and others, but when it comes to matching them sound for sound and so many others, then we can place Brosthrone there.

His growth over the years has been massive from dropping singles to making his first-ever EP which did so well.

His credibility is already up and he already worked with other big names in the industry for his EP.

In 2024, the EP ‘Big God SNZ’ was released which featured 7 tracks and a host of big names in the industry.

Names like Zlatan, Blaqbonez, Odumodublvck, and many others have all worked together with Brosthrone to make magic.

He is just getting started with his journey as he aims for higher fame with his music which has already spread across the globe.