Lanre Abiose and Tony Okwechime, the dynamic duo behind the musical entity known as Tru Mantra, form a captivating partnership. Their distinctive fusion of Afro-hip-hop, enriched by a myriad of artistic nuances, serves as a clear expression of their Christian faith, shaped by the vibrant cultural backdrop of their upbringing in Lagos, Nigeria.
Tru Mantra's mission statement, encapsulated by the phrase "Light music in a dark world," is a testament to their unwavering commitment. They aspire to provoke contemplation through their music, all while transcending the boundaries of demographics and genres. Whether they're delivering rap verses, gracefully navigating the rhythmic currents of an Afrobeat bass line, or lending their voices to the hooks of a hip-hop track, Tru Mantra is all about inspiring their audience while making sure the experience is enjoyable. Their music is the kind that invites you to partake without leaving your mind and soul behind.
Tru Mantra's song "1-2-3" delves into the prevalent issue of upholding deceptive facades. Whether it's succumbing to peer pressure or feeling the anxiety induced by the curated world of social media, the repercussions of fixating solely on external and materialistic matters can be profoundly detrimental.
This song serves as a compelling call to exercise caution and engage in introspection. Tru Mantra, true to their signature style, delivers this crucial message. As you listen to the track, it encourages you to reflect, take action, and then revisit its wisdom. Remarkably, it remains an enjoyable experience every single time, even when it's challenging you to confront uncomfortable truths.
"1-2-3" boasts production by the talented Phat-E, adding an extra layer of depth to this thought-provoking musical masterpiece.
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