Iyanya’s Triple MG to release compilation album

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Photo of Iyanya’s Triple MG to release compilation album



Iyanya and other musicians signed to the Made Men Music Group, will release a compilation album titled The Evolution on May 29.
The artists on TripleMG’s label who will feature in the album include; Iyanya, Emma Nyra, Tekno, Selebobo and Baci.
Iyanya revealed this on his Instagram page, and added a picture of the album cover.
Label CEO Ubi Franklin referred to ‘The Evolution’, as a gift to fans through music across Africa and the world. International singing sensation, Iyanya, who is also a co-owner of the label expressed that, “This project portrays the different talent that we posses within our camp through music production and vocal range, and I’m very honored to be a part of this Album and the Triple MG enterprise.”


Photo of Iyanya’s Triple MG to release compilation album

Location: Lagos, Nigeria

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