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Recall that a year ago, the media went agog with reports that respected showbiz duo Tunde and Wunmi Obe was making an exit from music to focus on Television!
Also recall that the pair was quick to debunk the rumors; returning swiftly with a new single titled ‘Zombie’ in August, 2009. The single was the beginning of a series of fresh materials to come. Three months after the release of Zombie, the fan-favourite satire ‘Fine Bara’ hit the airwaves. Now exactly a year after the release of their first single, the duo has announced their plans to release their fifth studio album “T.W.O Legit.
‘T.W.O Legit is a play on the popular saying ‘too legit to quit’.
“The album was conceived during the time it was rumored that we had quit music for TV, we even recorded a song to that effect” Tunde Obe told newsmen this week.
With production contributions from ID Cabasa Sean Keyz, Puffy T, Foster Zeeno and Rhymzo, T.W.O legit brings a lot to the table, cutting across dance tracks all the way to family friendly songs, with a lot of messages to take away
“It is nothing like you have seen before, it is the best album we have ever done, and we hope the fans will connect with the music and the message.
TWO’s new CD comes in jewel casing, with full multimedia options, video extras and lyrics booklet.
A new video “T.W.O Legit” and sneak previews of the next video “Believe in me” was premiered this week
As Nigeria's foremost showbiz couple, T.W.O brings an exciting uniqueness that cannot be duplicated to the stage, local booths, video sets and TV screens. They started out as lead singers in the wildly popular campus band, Turning Point in the late 80's and have developed their other talents and greatly improved their stage performance through hard work, consistency and flexibility. Only T.W.O can play like they do
The pair started as lead singers in a campus band ‘Turning point’ in the 80s, and got popular Nationwide with their popular weekly television performance on the Charly boy show and Zoom time.
“4 Real”, the duo’s last body of work spawned hit singles like “Adupe” and “Mogbomoya”, so this next step in their career seems only natural. “We played with a lot of concepts and styles when we were recording this album, and we are positive that a lot of people will find the album amusing, entertaining, inspiring and refreshing” Wunmi Obe says
The duo is committed to their annual Valentine show Cupid’s ball, the most recent one was held on board a luxury cruise boat. When not recording, T.W.O is constantly rehearsing and performing with their 12 man band Dejavu.
I really enjoy their albums. Both are awesome when work together. I am a big fan of cello musicians too. I think these musicians make classical songs look extraordinary.
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