
Lagos-Born Afrobeats Artist Blends Survival Story, Street Culture And Motivation In New Musical Project
By Wapcodehub9ja LIVE News Correspondent Reporting Live From Lagos, Nigeria
Juise Boy, born Remilekun Kayode Ajiboye, has officially returned to the music scene with a renewed artistic vision and the release of his new EP titled Public Menace.
The Lagos-born artist and cultural architect is known for transforming his life experiences “FromTheRoot” into a unique Afrobeats sound that reflects survival, ambition, resilience, and personal growth.
Raised in Okokomaiko before relocating to Surulere, Juise Boy began his musical journey under the guidance of respected industry figures including Sunday Are and Mr. Tunde Peters, where he gained early exposure to songwriting, music production, and stage performance.
Over the years, the artist expanded his creative abilities beyond music into web and app development, SEO, and digital marketing, working with different brands and companies while building his professional experience in the digital space.
According to Juise Boy, the Public Menace EP represents more than music, describing the project as a reflection of life lessons, street experiences, determination, and the pursuit of greatness despite challenges.
The project is also intended to inspire listeners to become a “menace” to hardship, obstacles, and limitations, while encouraging positive societal impact through creativity, consistency, and self-belief.
Music observers say the return of Juise Boy introduces a blend of Afrobeats energy, cultural storytelling, and motivational themes capable of connecting with both street audiences and mainstream listeners.
The artist’s comeback has already started generating attention among fans and entertainment followers, with expectations that the EP will further strengthen his growing presence within Nigeria’s Afrobeats scene.
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