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BOJSinger signs recording deal with HF Music The singer shared the news on his Instagram account with a snapshot captioned "Signed, sealed and delivered".

Talented singer, Bolaji Odojukan, popularly known as BOJ has signed a recording deal with HF Music.
The singer shared the news on his ‘bojonthemicrophone’ Instagram account today with the caption, “Signed, sealed and delivered. HFMusic and BOJ.”
HF Music is also home to the emerging act, bigLITTLE, who featured BOJ on his most recent single, ‘Get Down’.
Although, HF Music is yet to release an official statement about their new signing, the posted picture, which shows BOJ signing his contract as two record label officials look on, speaks volume. Label mate bigLITTLE, also reposted the same picture on his Instagram page bigLITTLEofficial.
Boj MTV
The music act well known for his ‘Omo pastor’ collaboration with singer Ajebutter 22 released a single recently titled ‘Phantom’ featuring Runtown.
BOJ has four bodies of work out – “Scotland” (2010), “BOJ on the Microphone” (BOTM) mixtape (2013), “Burning of Joy” EP (2013) and #BOTM (Deluxe) (2016).
BOJ (Ndani TV)



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