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FourBoyzs Music signs GBFLEX CAMARO, expands talent roster
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FourBoyzs Music signs GBFLEX CAMARO, expands talent roster

Vanguard Nigeria about 2 hours 2 mins read
FourBoyzs Music signs GBFLEX CAMARO, expands talent roster

By Chioma Okoye

FourBoyzs Music & Entertainment Ltd has announced the signing of fast-rising artiste GBFLEX CAMARO (legal name: Gbolahan Oluwadamilare), marking another step in the company’s drive to discover and develop emerging music talent.

Founded in 2024 by music executive and entrepreneur Oluwagbenga Olalekan Oguntola, the Lagos-based entertainment company specialises in artist management, music distribution, talent development, entertainment management and strategic career growth for both emerging and established artistes.

The company said it was established to provide a world-class platform for African creatives by identifying exceptional talent, offering innovative music solutions and building sustainable careers in the evolving global music industry.

According to the company, the signing of GBFLEX CAMARO aligns with its vision of nurturing talents capable of making a significant impact on both the Nigerian and international music scenes.

Speaking on the development, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of FourBoyzs Music & Entertainment Ltd, Oluwagbenga Olalekan Oguntola, said the company remains committed to providing artistes with the support and opportunities needed to succeed globally.

“Our vision has always been to build a platform where talented artists receive the support, structure and opportunities needed to compete on the global stage. GBFLEX CAMARO possesses remarkable talent, originality and determination. We are proud to welcome him into the FourBoyzs family and are committed to helping him reach his highest potential,” he said.

Expressing his excitement over the deal, GBFLEX CAMARO described the signing as a major milestone in his career.

“Joining FourBoyzs Music & Entertainment Ltd is a defining moment in my career. I believe in the vision of the label and the leadership of Mr. Oluwagbenga Olalekan Oguntola. I’m excited for this journey and grateful for the opportunity to grow with a team that truly believes in my talent,” he said.

The company said it remains focused on expanding its roster of talents while strengthening its position in Nigeria’s entertainment industry and pursuing its ambition of building a globally recognised African music brand.

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