Greg 'G'Doz' Onyewuchi debuts his first solo music with two new singles, "Desire" and "Date". G'Doz is a mixture various beat tempos when it comes to the genres of music he enters. He throws down in a mixture of Afrobeat, Reggaeton, RnB, Pop, and as well as Hip Hop.
DATE
Date is a sound for staying in and chilling with your significant other, or simply a jam that is spun during that moment at your wedding, when you're to show off the bride to the world. These initial scenarios envisioned are what comes of the initial feelings when you listen to Date for the first time. It's a song for praising the one. It is also produced by Jay Paul Beatz, who is primarily an Afro-Beat producer based in Nigeria. He's created music for popular Afrobeat artists such as Ice Prince!
DESIRE
Desire is a single that is definitely made for club. It makes a great mob entrance, potentially even a low-key lap dance vibe if you're feeling lucky. It is a distinct sound which heavily separates itself from G'Dozs other single, Date. Desire withholds more of a universal attachment as it can fit into almost any environment. Dimemond Mentality wouldn't be surprised if it became No.1 on the world music charts as it does have that appeal to all ears. This sound was produced by none other than the 2506 Sound squad! Nothing better than seeing more Vancouver based artists working together to create quality.
Here are some words from G'Doz, introducing himself further as an artist and what to expect for future tracks:
“In life, the only constant is change. After my brief yet successful stint as a member of Afrocen3, I decided it was time to explore the music industry as a solo artist with all its challenges and rewards.
Guys I am back, BIGGER, BADDER and BETTER than ever!
Imagine a sound where Reggae, RnB, Pop, Hip Hop and Afro beat all came together. What awesomeness it would produce, the intricate movements of feet on the dance floor, the pure joy it will bring to peoples faces. This is the concept behind my sound.
To me music is LIFE, it is an expression and extension of myself and I honestly can’t wait to share my sound with all of you.”
We are very happy for G'Doz, as he begins a new chapter in his music, and continue to become the best artist he can be as an individual, as well as representing the West Coast movement that is starting to arise from Vancity. He represents the Afrobeat culture, but wants to also represent music at a diverse level, and to be heard in all environments. It's a unique approach, and there is a heavy presence of this determination and commitment coming from G'Doz. We have nothing but support G'Doz!