Life’s path is not a straight line, and when it comes to musicians, it takes artists through the most unexpected journey before putting them in the right direction. Feeding their inspiration and artistic mindset, this spark makes a true artist create unique music, connected with their emotions and real-life experience. CtrlT is one of those artists whose music goes straight to the point, deeply engaging with the listeners. Today, at Planet Singer, we have the great pleasure of listening to his latest single “Can Do,” a fantastic track that will stay in our favorite playlists for a long time!
Samuel Oloruntoby Oginni, aka CtrlT, is a talented Afro-fusion/Afropop artist originally from Lagos, Nigeria, and based in Atlanta, Georgia. Gifted with a strong musical instinct, a unique vocality, and a fantastic taste for melodies and catchy rhythms, CtrlT shaped his sound during the years performing in many small events in high school and his church, and also significant events such as GCGT in Lagos, Nigeria.
“Can Do” is one of those songs everyone should listen to. Exciting, inspiring, and emphatic, the track spreads positive vibes that surround the listeners and motivate them to take action and find the best self. Great base, fantastic arrangement frame CtrlT’s outstanding vocal performance in a track that is engaging and proof of his artistic maturity.
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