De Boss has leaked his song with acclaimed title Trapafara

The Nigerian American Rapper "De Boss" has leaked his music and claimed the title #Trapafara, saying as long as he remains the only Trapafarian alive, his fans will always be the first to hear his works.

Trapafara is a mix of reggae and trap melody infused with Afro-Origin and set to be released globally on Halloween day as the second teaser for his recently announced studio album GENESIS but leaked on Soundcloud by the artist himself.

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Chinedu Moses Chukwunta known professionally as De Boss is a Nigerian – American rapper, songwriter, record producer and Philanthropist, born to Nigerian parents on 4 October 1985 in Delta State, attended Urhobo College Effurun and relocated to America with the music. He was originally a commercial recording studio CEO (Young Money Records Nig.) and thus got the name De Boss, he got roped by his friends Phyno and Runtown into making music, who as at then worked out of his establishment in Enugu Nigeria.

He stated:

Going into music for me will always be for fun and the love for percussions and creating new art from my feelings.

He added:

Being successful in anything you do is to love what you do and love yourself, then every other thing will follow.

It's safe to say being De Boss has its perks after his first album, 'The Scrutiny', got Nominated for Top Naija Music Award for EP/Album of the year, the Nigerian-American Atlanta based self-acclaimed Trapafarian has inked some Nobel features with prominent record artists like Young Buck, Tony Yayo and Samini.

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Trapafara being leaked makes it the 3rd release from the Atlanta based Trapafarian under a calendar month. That being said, the anticipation for the album Genesis continues.

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