From the vibrant town of Ozoro in Delta State emerges a young and promising artist whose voice, melodies, and drive are already turning heads.

Tripple, born Ilioma Destiny Ewomazino, is a rising Afro-fusion star with sounds that echo Rema and Ruger, yet stand distinctly his own. In this exclusive, he shares his journey, challenges, inspirations, and what fans can expect next.

The Beginning of the Beat
Tripple’s story began at the age of 13, when he discovered his musical talent. However, it wasn’t until SS2 that the rhythm truly caught on. “When I entered SS2, all my friends were into music, and that gave me the courage to start too,” he said. Since then, he’s never looked back, pouring himself into his sound with passion and purpose.

Sound and Inspiration
Ask Tripple who he sounds like, and he’s quick to mention Rema and Ruger. “Yes, I sound like Rema… I think I sound mostly like him,” he says with a proud smile. These artists don’t just influence his sound—they fuel his motivation. Their rise from humble beginnings inspires him to push forward in his own journey, building a unique vibe that audiences are starting to recognize.

Challenges of an Independent Artist
The road hasn’t been easy. Tripple faces one of the biggest challenges for any rising star: going it alone. “It’s been hard, oo. There’s no one supporting me. I do this shit alone,” he says candidly. Despite the uphill climb, he keeps moving. His independence allows creative freedom, but the financial struggle is real. “That’s one of the disadvantages,” he adds. Still, his resilience is unshakable.

Connection Through Music
So, how does Tripple connect with his audience? “Through my catchy music,” he explains. His ability to captivate listeners with melodious sounds sets him apart. And nothing compares to the feeling of watching the crowd vibe to his music. “I’m always happy when the audience is vibing,” he says, a reminder that for him, it’s all about the energy exchange between artist and listener.

Dreams and Collaborations
Tripple’s dream is simple but powerful: “To blow up first oo, before any other thing oo.” His dream collaborations? Some of Nigeria’s finest. “Rema, Ruger, Wizkid and others,” he lists, with clear admiration in his tone. But he’s also got his eye on fresh talents, like Ef Moon—a TikTok sensation whose sound Tripple says he truly connects with. “Believe me, it will happen, maybe soon.”

What’s Next?
Tripple has a new single dropping soon titled “Fine Girl.” This track is close to his heart—he’s poured his effort into it and believes it has what it takes to explode in the industry. Fans and new listeners alike should keep their ears tuned. “It’s a song I really put my efforts into,” he says.

Balancing Music and School
Despite his deep commitment to music, Tripple is also a student—navigating the delicate balance between academics and ambition. “I don’t really do anything apart from music,” he admits, “but I’m still pushing on.” His discipline and focus are evident, and they’re shaping him into a multi-faceted talent with a solid foundation.

Final Words
Tripple leaves us with a statement that sums up his journey so far:  “Stay unnoticed till you get noticed.”
A mantra for many underground artists, but especially fitting for someone with his level of hunger, heart, and hope.

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