Aboujee, alias Boujee Stepa, is an up-and-coming emcee and R&B singer based out of Ottawa, Canada, coming through with his tried and tested musical sound that seamlessly cuts across both worlds of hip-hop and R&B, breaking a few rules along the way in pursuit of a vision greater than himself. At just 16, he has a promising future ahead, and it is quite astonishing how he is able to exude such a level of showmanship way beyond his years.
What sets Aboujee apart is his ability to vividly paint real-life stories with his lyrics; ultimately, he is not afraid to tap into his vulnerability and talk about things that others are thinking of but are afraid to talk about, such as being hurt, mental illness, addiction, and other socially conscious scenarios.
His new track “Curb Girl” features an impressive beat, and Aboujee’s flows are simply smooth and silky as he effortlessly rides the beats with his unique and captivating voice.
Effortlessly dissecting an experience that happened to him with his then-girlfriend, who wasn’t faithful to him and kept playing games with him until he decided enough was enough, he keeps the listener fed with his smooth cadence, thought-provoking rhymes, and infectious hooks delivered in his signature sing-song technique.
This particular performance proves that Aboujee is indeed the rarest hip-hop/R&B phenomenon coming out of Canada and is poised for significant success in the near future…you just have to tune your hearts to him and open your ears to his crafty music that features relatable songwriting and exceptional delivery.
“Curb Girl” is already streaming on all the popular platforms, including Spotify. Follow the attached link and show support for Aboujee, add it to your playlist, and share it with your friends.
To keep up with Aboujee’s latest releases, follow him on his official Instagram handle.
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