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The Quiet Revolution of Delvin: Nigeria’s Introspective Prodigy Finds His Voice in Hungary - Radr Africa

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How Delvin aka Emmanuel Orpin’s journey from Gboko to global playlists is redefining Afrobeat’s emotional core In a dimly lit studio outside Budapest, Emmanuel Orpin—known to the world as Delvin—leans over his laptop, tweaking the synth layers on a track from his latest album, Toxic. By day, he cleans hotel rooms in Budapest, a Hungarian city better known for its universities than its music scene. By night, he transforms into a sonic architect, …

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The Quiet Revolution of Delvin: Nigeria’s Introspective Prodigy Finds His Voice in Hungary - Radr Africa

How Delvin aka Emmanuel Orpin’s journey from Gboko to global playlists is redefining Afrobeat’s emotional core In a dimly lit studio outside Budapest, Emmanuel Orpin—known to the world as Delvin—leans over his laptop, tweaking the synth layers on a track from his latest album, Toxic. By day, he cleans hotel rooms in Budapest, a Hungarian city better known for its universities than its music scene. By night, he transforms into a sonic architect, …

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