IllBliss To Showcase Illygaty: 7057 At 5ive Live: Hip Hop Sessions

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Hip-hop pioneer and entrepreneur IllBliss is set to drop his 4th studio album 'Illygaty: 7057' and as part of the build up to its release, he will be showcasing songs from the album to an exclusive audience at the '5ive Live: Hip Hop Sessions' event set for October 20 at The Bridge Lekki.


Aptly tagged '5ive Live: Hip Hop Sessions', the elements of Hip-hop such as Graffiti, Rap, DJing and B-Boying will be on full display at the event which kicks off at 6pm.

 


Rap stars Jesse Jagz, Pryse, Eva, Dice Ailes, Ola Dips and more will also be performing, and Choc City rapper, Loose Kaynon will take charge of the proceedings as the host for the night.


'5ive Live: Hip Hop Sessions' follows '5ive Music Launch' and is the second installment in a series of events tagged  '5ive Live', promoted by 5ive Music Group to provide a unique platform for artistes and priceless experience for discerning fans. 5ive Live is available to artistes of varying status and genres and the primary consideration is quality.


5ive Music is a publishing company established by experienced music practitioners to create sustainable revenue for talent and investors and to contribute to the development of the Nigerian music industry. Partners include Chocolate City Group, Now Muzik and Storm/Cabal.

5ive Live is supported by Cloud Nine, Olorisupergal, YNaija, NET, Str8upbangin, BellaNaija, 360NOBS and PulseNG.

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For the hip hop lovers we got your fix... @Illblissgoretti showcases upcoming release #Illygaty7057 at #5iveLive #HipHopSessions October 20 at the Bridge Lekki. Hosted by @5iveMusicGroup

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