Freesytle x Tybe'smen out with solo Album

He began as one third of the group Trybe’s Men. Today, he is no longer a caged bird because he has broken out of the bounds of group fidelity that restricted his wings to fly, with his debut album Free at Last on Westside Music Inc imprint run by Solomon Arueya , to account for his creativity. And what’s more, with the rate at which his songs are receiving massive air play, he might be a true prophet who knows that his fate has indeed been long ago settled with God. Freestyle appears as one of those artistes with dual personality because what you expect due to his public appearance isn’t what you get one on one. Without one of his head wears, Freestyle doesn’t look too different from American Hip Hop star Snoop Dogg, with his big T Shirts and Jeans. Only the height and long hair separated a perfect clone. Freestyle spoke about Trybe’s Men, currently is on hold. We decided to put it on hold so we can work on our individual careers and as it is right now, the spotlight is on Freestyle.
My name for one, is Mfon Essien. I am from Akwa-Ibom state. Ikot Abasi local government. My native language is Ibibio which is how come I rap so fast. I bet you didn’t know I run a production outfit. It’s called ‘Make Some Noise’ , sign to Westside Music, and I have produced for some people. I bet you also didn’t know that Freestyle loves pounded yam. I bet you didn’t know Freestyle is into IT, which is actually my first love which I had to let go of to face music as a career. I’m rounding up my first degree programme at the university of Lagos where I am studying Geography. I didn’t have the time to finish my Engineering course. It was time consuming so I switched. I’m in my late twenties. I’m not a very outgoing person. There’s a difference between Freestyle and Mfon. Mfon likes to stay home in front of the PC. Freestyle is the outdoor person and outgoing, a very social person. I wouldn’t regard myself as been proud because I am very down to earth. So if you see me, feel free to holla.

You are under the Westside Label. How does the company treat you?
The truth is that judging from when I joined the label to my current status, there have been a lot of improvement. The label in itself seems to have their own flaws like everyone else, but they have done tremendously well for me. They have supported my album immensely in terms of promotions, events etc. we are currently working on some videos. If there’s anything they haven’t done for me, they don’t k now to do that, so once they are pointed in the right direction or suggestions are made, they are quick to act on them.Freestyle has two album contract with Westside run by Solomon Arueya