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Ozonlayer
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Occupationmusician/producer

Ozonlayer " is a Singer/producer and a Talented vocalist from Ebonyi state.

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Biography

Ozonlayer is one of the best singers from Afikpo Ebonyi State, having met Skit nero his then Boss who signed him under stormbeat music on November 2008, he already established a character and uniqueness through the way he sings and vibes to any beat that he comes across.

Storylines

Ozonlayer has a twin and his twin brother raps while he sings. Together, they both merged as one and formed a band called {E2E} and released an Album on the 11 of November 2009. The title of the Album was "QUENCH DA FIRE" but it was not successful as their Manager, whom was based abroad stopped funding, no promotion was made, no internet, radio, mixtape, or tour. the 10 years contract signed under Cason vicals held them still.

Nature took place as they both traveled abroad to different countries, and Ozonlayer kept pushing and dropping singles Back 2 Back. In his words with the BBC news he said: 'I WILL SOON TAKE OVER'.

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