A determined and meticulous steps towards the universal language called Music;
According to Friedrich Nietzsche: "Without music, life would be a mistake." Heinrich Heine makes music more like a form of language when he opines that "Where words leave off, music begins." In line with this, the upcoming artist Gbangucci decided to express himself through the art of music.
Timi Gbenga aka Gbangucci is a Nigerian born artist based in South Africa who delved into music basically because of his love for it and not the fame. His first track titled Telemi lo'le expresses his respect for fun seeking people and his love for club banging music. Subsequently, he followed up with a track entitled Esselen which is a street in South Africa known for more population of foreigners from different part of the world but mostly Nigerians. This track is no doubt an expression his favorite because this street is the first street he stepped his feet on in South Africa. Nevertheless, his last track entitled Bend Down Low is borne out of his love for African style of dance where one has to go down low to express himself or herself to the rhythm of the beat.
He got his degree from Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba, Akoko, where he had his first degree. Afterwards he proceeded to Nigerian Institute of Information Technology, Ikeja where he got a certificate in CCNA. Though, he previously worked with Cakasa Nig. Co and Mobil but his love for music made him leave the shore of the country to pursue his first love which is music.
This track is about the artist professing his undying love for a lady she admires so much (the name is a mere coincidence)
Gbangucci took a leap further by delving into a combo of hardcore rap mixed with his African language to deliver this awesome track titled No Trouble.
Booty Pumping by Gbangucci is a dance track created for fast rhythmic music lovers. It's an African style of music where the traditional dancing steps is adopted.
The story telling Esselen is a sing cooked by your boy Gbangucci. This track is about the first street he stepped on in South Africa during one of his trips. His love for street life and his respect for humanity and the every struggle and hustling of man made him wrote the song.
The track Bend down low is obviously another African style of rhythm. This in no doubt is self explanatory as it entails the art of music lovers going down and doing the dance according to the rhythm of the song.