TJ Sax Grabs Tuface Idibia Collabo

TJ Sax Grabs Tuface Idibia Collabo

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Saxophone prodigy, Tegiri Emore otherwise known as TJ Sax, may be the surprise artiste in a duet with Hypertek Records singer, Tuface Idibia. There are indications of a collaboration work between the two talents who represent two different generations.
This will make the 12-year-old talent the youngest artiste to grab collaboration with the top rated R&B crooner. In addition, the collaboration will be a big endorsement for the starlet who is widely known as a protégé of saxophone guru, Yemi Adeosun popularly known as Yemi Sax.
TJ Sax who joined the scene in 2010 already boasts of an album entitled Sax Vibes. Since the age of six when he first picked up the wind instrument, the talented kid has been on an upward trajectory.
A representative for TJ Sax noted that the prodigy was highly flattered to be linked with a duet with an A-List artiste such as Tuface. “We can confirm to you that it was something Tuface discussed with us, so hopefully this should happen this year. We are elated to be associated with a big brand and mentor such as Tuface. Uncle Tuface is an artiste’s artiste and a musician’s musician and it is exciting to be associated with him.”
The young talent’s skill has been in regular demand in both corporate and political circles including Aso Rock.

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