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Tony Okoroji To Launch Record Label

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Chief Tony Okoroji, the Chairman of Copyright Society of Nigeria (COSON), on Tuesday, announced that he would soon launch his record label to be known as “TOPS Record Label”.

Okoroji made the disclosure to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos that his label would soon rock the music industry with a group of outstanding young Nigerian talents.

The former Chairman of the Performing Musicians Association of Nigeria (PMAN) disclosed that Kasi Anuforo, a.k.a. “KASI”, upcoming musician was the most talented under his tutelage.

“KASI is a bomb waiting to explode and when she explodes, all the girls in the music industry must go back to the drawing board because she is set to rewrite the rules.

“KASI is natural and has inspired me in many ways. I cannot wait for Nigerians and the world to experience what I have seen in her,” he said.

Okoroji, who mentored “Dizzy K Falola” to stardom with the hit track “Baby Kilode” in the early 1980s, added that he was capable of spotting an exceptional talent when he sees one.

“I have spent a lifetime in the music industry. I have seen talents in different shapes and colours.

“I am not sure that I have met any talent so real and genuine like that of KASI,” he said.

Okoroji said that his label, which was a hot music production, publishing and distribution company, would strive to carve a niche for itself and KASI in the music industry.

“I am confident that KASI will rock the world and TOPS label is leaving no stone unturned to ensure that she gets a roll out like no other,” Okoroji enthused.



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