Germiston artist set to drop new R&B album
"I make music to heal people and share positivity," Ryhma said.
Rhyma, born Charlie Inyang, is gearing up to drop an RNB album to showcase his versatility and unique blend of musical styles.
Originally from Nigeria, Rhyma’s musical journey began on the streets of Germiston where he honed his craft and developed a distinctive sound influenced by pop, commercial and “new age” music.
Before making waves as a solo artist, Rhyma was a member of the acapella ensemble The Soul Healers.
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Reflecting on his musical influences, Rhyma cites legendary musicians such as Fela Kuti, Brenda Fassie, Papa Wemba and Koffi Olumide as sources of inspiration for his eclectic style.
With a wealth of experience performing on stages across the country, Rhyma brings a dynamic energy to his music, aiming to uplift and inspire listeners.
His catalogue boasts several hits, including Under the Sea, Jabula, Nyakcela mama, I like It and Biggy Man Dance.
“I make music to heal people and share positivity,” Rhyma affirms, highlighting his commitment to spreading joy and optimism through his art.
Collaborating with renowned artists such as Nokwazi, Sindi Nkosazana, Mutual Beatz, Jusen Apex, Dj Prie Nkosazana, Sarah Modiba, and Chukason Don, Rhyma’s upcoming album promises to be a testament to his talent and creativity.
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As anticipation builds for the release of his RNB album, Rhyma continues to captivate audiences with his infectious beats, soulful melodies, and uplifting lyrics, cementing his status as a rising star in the music industry.
