MUSICEASY8 PRESENTS 8 Breakout Acts we’re Looking out for in 2018

Musiceasy8: has compiled a list of 8 artists that we believe will have 2018 as their breakout year. From rap acts to alternative, pop, afro-dancehall; we have selected a wide range of options and we believe these are the music acts to really keep an eye on in 2018.

The list is arranged in no particular order. Let’s delve into it below:

BN Music: 8 breakout acts expected in 2018

Signed under Reminisce‘s LRR Entertainment, Yovi‘s debut single “Amen” is a song of prayer which is easy to relate with and he also features heavyweights, Lil Kesh & Mayorkun on the remix. His second single “All For You” also ticks the right boxes as a love tune. Given the right push by his label, he should be looking to 2018 as a breakout year.
Photo Credit: @officialyovi

Youngzy is not by any means new to the music scene but had quite a good run in 2017, he released 4 hit tracks ( No vex , Bad girl Bend down and one corner cover ) which fetched him more fans , he should be looking to 2018 as a breakout year.

photo credit @Youngzy  

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One of the best underground afro-dancehall acts out there, Mr Famous had a good 2017 with singles like “RARA O,MALICHA BABY“”and three other's, There are indications he will be signed soon to a top label and if so, 2018 is definitely looking up for him as a breakout year
Photo Credit @MrFamous 

BN Music: 8 breakout acts expected in 2018
The self-acclaimed Pretty Boy has one of the most appreciated underground sounds this year with his latest single “Footwork” making the rounds. His signature “galala-inspired” dance steps and energetic performances has him warming his way into the hearts of music lovers. He also made a number of appearances in concerts this year, most notably the “30 Billion Concert“. With an EP on the way and the right push, D-O should have what it takes to take over come 2018.
Photo Credit: @prettyboydo

Tonyorch have given his Fans three incredible singles in 2017 and one brand New single to start up this year 2018, Tonyorch is one of the people that are set to take over the Nigerian music industry  with his Musical Talent and Passion ,  His also  a  Law student at the National open universality of Nigeria ,  he should be looking to 2018 as a breakout year.
Photo credit @Tonyorch 
2017 Was Quite a successful Year for the Young Artiste Malish With the release of his EP show me love,yes, even with her less appreciated genre of music. Her single “Gimme love  which features  Promzy racked up thousands of plays on TODAYSMUSIC.COM  it's Believed she is one of the young artiste to take in charge in the music industry 2018 
 photo Credit  @Maliah 

BN Music: 8 breakout acts expected in 2018

A true rare breed; Davina possesses the ability to jump on any genre of music while maintaining her songwriting prowess. 2017 saw her drop her debut EP “Love to A Mortal” which housed her hit single “F.S.L.S“. Davina has had a steady growth process over the years and 2018 feels like the year people will really sit up and listen to this awesome talent.

Photo Credit: @davinaoriakhi

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Delvino dropped several records last year 2017, but this year, he released his latest Brand New work titled (This year) which features Promzy, Delvino is one of the biggest And successful artiste in the south side of Nigeria Asaba delta state who has proven  he have much to offer in the industry. 
If he continues on this upward spiral in the New Year, he will definitely be having a breakout year.
Photo credit @delvino 


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