Tunji Ige
Tunji Ige is a rapper from Baltimore, Maryland. He released his debut mixtape 'The Grand Hustle' in 2014, which brought some early attention with its...
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Tunji Ige is a rapper from Baltimore, Maryland. He released his debut mixtape 'The Grand Hustle' in 2014, which brought some early attention with its introspective lyrics. The song 'On My Grind' came out in 2016 and became his most recognizable track, connecting with listeners through its straightforward message about persistence.
His catalog includes songs like 'For Us,' '22,' and 'All Night,' which share that same direct, personal quality. He's put out projects like 'The Blueprint' in 2018 and 'Lyrical Heights' in 2022. In 2019, there was a copyright issue involving a melody in 'On My Grind' that was settled out of court.
Tunji Ige works with a small team including his manager Mark Anderson and producer DJ K-Rock. The music stays grounded in everyday experience, avoiding grand statements in favor of something more immediate.
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