Fharo
Mustapha_abibu
Port Harcourt Nigeria
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Mustapha Abibu Musa, a Kogi State Port-harcourt based singer, started music as a freestyle artiste in 2018 and began professionally a year ago. From the underground suburbs in the growing Port-harcourt creative industry, he is known as Fharo, the upcoming artiste who describes his musical genre as unique and calls it Afro-fuji, which is a staple drawn from the popular Afro-King Fela Kuti's musical chemistry alongside the local Yoruba music known as Fuji.
Fharo, as he bears the stage name, currently belts more than 3 singles (“Sade,” “Vibes,” and “Juju”) to his career run which he stocked with a plethora of experiences that he proclaimed has taught him the modus operandi of becoming a better artiste.
While he hopes for the best and keeps striking the rock to crack open for him to become all that he has always believed in, Fharo's musical influences specifically range from the likes of Burna Boy, Asa, and the legendary 2face Idibia.
Fharo
Mustapha Abibu Musa, a Kogi State Port-harcourt based singer, started music as a freestyle artiste in 2018 and began professionally a year ago. From the underground suburbs in the growing Port-harcourt creative industry, he is known as Fharo, the upcoming artiste who describes his musical genre as unique and calls it Afro-fuji, which is a staple drawn from the popular Afro-King Fela Kuti's musical chemistry alongside the local Yoruba music known as Fuji.
Fharo, as he bears the stage name, currently belts more than 3 singles (“Sade,” “Vibes,” and “Juju”) to his career run which he stocked with a plethora of experiences that he proclaimed has taught him the modus operandi of becoming a better artiste.
While he hopes for the best and keeps striking the rock to crack open for him to become all that he has always believed in, Fharo's musical influences specifically range from the likes of Burna Boy, Asa, and the legendary 2face Idibia.
