Fresh out of the streets of Warri, Delta State, Nigeria, Vil Twin is a hip-hop duo generating major buzz. Christopher Emuveyan (Kris Bille) and Lee Ofudje (Lee Kidd) are poised to redefine the Nigerian rap scene with their genre-bending sound and infectious energy.
Their debut EP, “Twizzy Shh,” is slated for a July 2024 release, and it’s setting the stage for a major breakthrough.
The music is a captivating blend of modern hip-hop and trap, drawing influences from Playboi Carti and Gunna, but with a distinctly Nigerian twist.
This isn’t just another derivative act; Vil Twin weaves their own experiences and emotions into the music, creating a sound that’s both familiar and undeniably fresh. Their single, “Unbreakable,” showcased their undeniable talent, but “Twizzy Shh” promises to be a
genre-defining moment.
Produced by Lagos-based Benzer and featuring BiggaX, the EP promises trippy visuals and a unique style reminiscent of Young Thug and Playboi Carti. But Vil Twin isn’t just imitating these American rap icons; they’re channeling them through their own Nigerian lens.
“Twizzy Shh” is more than just music; it’s a statement of self-belief and perseverance. As independent artists, Vil Twin has complete creative control, and it shows in their bold and unfiltered approach. This independence allows them to experiment and push boundaries, setting them apart in a crowded scene.
With undeniable potential for mainstream success, Vil Twin has their sights set on becoming household names. They’re looking forward to future collaborations that will undoubtedly expand their already passionate fanbase.
The anticipation garnered by the duo is a clear reflection of their talent and ability to resonate with audiences around the world.
Vil Twin’s journey is just beginning, but with “Twizzy Shh,” they’re poised to take the Nigerian hip-hop scene by storm. The world is watching, and if their past is any indication, Vil Twin is about to drop a project that will resonate far beyond Nigeria.
