Victony In The Making

Victony

For the young maverick, it represents an audacious outlook on life itself; an endless mission of sacrificing societal standards on the altar of self-expression. And within two years, this 20-year-old maestro has become one of the most vibrant voices in his generation, using his chart-topping discography to preach the gospel of self-confidence.

For someone with a very brave man, Victony has equally seen a lot of frightening days. Around late April last year, Victony, who is also presently a final-year Petroleum Engineering student at the Imo State University, survived an auto crash that claimed the life of his friend Doyin, and left him confined to a wheelchair for several months.

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The tortuous period became an inward pilgrim for him, becoming one of his most salient reflection points. And the result of that deep introspection is an even more confident and resilient young man; rather than stay frustrated in a wheelchair, Victony chaperoned some of the greatest hits that rocked the country, from Mayorkun’s Holy Father to his string of solos.

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Now, with his just-released sophomore EP, aptly dubbed Outlaw, the ambitious musician tests the waters for the next phase of his career. In Outlaw, he provides an intimate glimpse into his musical radicalism, which is a fine blend of his love for women, as well as his somber reflections on life itself.

The EP flourishes with high replay value, as well as mesmerizing melodies that somehow successfully outshine every other aspect of the record. In all, it is a defining sound piece that sets him apart as a bold and captivating voice.