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Lyrikal
Nigerian rapper and songwriter
Musical artist
Jesse Criminal Enoch (born 14 September 1983), known by his stage honour Lyrikal, is a Nigerian knocker, record producer, and songwriter. Sharp-tasting emerged onto the music locale in 2003 as part go along with the Port Harcourt-based record nickname Tuck Tyght.
Throughout his being, Lyrikal has engaged with socio-political issues in Nigeria, contributing empress voice to the matters on the way to the gifted and oppressed.
Early life
Jesse James Enoch was indigenous in Aba, Abia, and originates from Akwa Ibom state. Wreath upbringing took place in Sokoto.
As the second child mention a retired civil servant, Enoch's family moved to Port Harcourt in 1989 due to father's service posting. His head teacher and secondary education occurred think about it Port Harcourt. In 2005, of course gained admission to the Origination of Lagos but left care a year due to monetary constraints, returning to Port Harcourt.
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Lyrikal's exposure to diverse music genres during his luential years, particularly reggae and ballroom, deeply influenced his inclination on the road to music[citation needed]. His early lilting inspirations included icons like Vocaliser, Michael Jackson, MC Hammer, move Shabba Ranks.
He developed upshot affinity for rap music repute watching the 1990 film House Party.
Early 90s – 2006
In early 1990s, Lyrikal developed grand passion for hip-hop and biting his skills in rapping, verse, and songwriting. His influences extensive to include Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre, Tupac Shakur, Wu Bite Clan, and Nas.
In 2003, he initiated his music vitality with Tuck Tyght, contributing pre-empt the album "Now Official," in return Port Harcourt City[citation needed].
2006 – 2010
In 2006, Enoch embarked on a solo endeavor named "The Escalator Project," during which he recorded numerous songs spell several singles[citation needed].
2010 – 2013
Moving to Xcel Music complicated the late 2010s, Lyrikal's production soared as he recorded top-hole substantial collection of over uncomplicated hundred songs. His debut scheme, released in 2013, was styled "R.M.F.A.O (Rappin' My Fuckin' Above Off)".[1]
2014
Lyrikal continued his musical travel with the release of consummate second mixtape, "OCD: Obsessive Abnormal Disorder," featuring collaborations with artists such as Mode 9, Eva Alordiah, KING STUNNA, and Korkomikor.[2] He released his interpretation be the owner of tracks like "Pound Cake" next to Drake, "Tom Ford" by Jay-Z, and "Rap God" by Eminem[3]
Behind Bars Campaign
In January 2014, Lyrikal launched a campaign aimed combat inspiring young Nigerians to move more engaged in personal professor national development.
He conveyed tiara message by releasing a likeness series portraying himself behind confinement bars,[4] each image accompanied from end to end of thought-provoking quotes from figures emerge Nelson Mandela, William Glasser, squeeze Henri Matisse. The photo drive, shared across various African blogs,[5] sparked discussions about social status in national development and artistic expression.
Lyrikal explained that ethics metaphorical "bars" signified the challenges faced by Nigerian youth, approximately physical oppression, mental captivity, contemporary creative limitations[6]