VIDEO: Tobe Nwigwe connects Houston and Nigerian roots through new music project

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The Houston artist discusses his 12-track project, “The Bridge,” during an interview with HCoM partner, The Session Talk Show.

HOUSTON — Houston-born rapper and creative artist Tobe Nwigwe is drawing inspiration from his Nigerian heritage for his latest musical project, The Bridge, a 12-track collection exploring culture, identity and the connections between his roots and artistic journey.

During an exclusive listening party at 3MA Audio, Nwigwe sat down with Tashay Williams, host of The Session Talk Show, to discuss the project and how his Houston upbringing and Nigerian heritage continue to influence his music.

Known for blending music, visual storytelling and cultural expression, Nwigwe uses The Bridge to explore the relationship between where he comes from and the creative direction he continues to pursue.

Watch the interview above as Williams talks with Nwigwe about his latest project and the cultural influences behind his work.

Interview courtesy of The Session Talk Show.

The Bridge, available now via Tobe Nwigwe LLC and exclusively distributed by Human Re Sources. Listen HERE.