Illbliss, also known as Oga Boss, is a commanding figure in the Nigerian music scene, revered not only for his distinctive deep-voiced rap delivery but also for his contributions as an entertainment executive and his role in buttressing the growth of hip-hop in Nigeria. His career has been marked by a series of successful releases that showcase his lyrical prowess and his ability to address social issues, as well as the intricacies of daily life and the hustle in his music. Illbliss, whose real name is Tobechukwu Melvin Ejiofor, has cemented his status in the industry with a slew of albums and hits, with a distinct style that often features a potent blend of English, Pidgin, and Igbo language, enabling him to reach a broad audience.

The artist’s recent body of work confirms his versatility and staying power in a competitive industry. Notable projects such as the album "ILLY CHAPO X" display Illbliss's maturity and growth, both lyrically and conceptually. Songs like "Fever" and "Echefula" highlight his propensity to collaborate with other talented artists, creating tracks that resonate with audiences across Nigeria and beyond. In his music, Illbliss often reflects on personal growth, societal issues, and affirms his place in the rap world, which can be heard in spirited anthems like "40ft Containers" and "Is It Your Money?" His release "Illosophy", a testament to his experience and reflection, presents a compact yet powerful body of work that underlines Illbliss's nickname "Oga Boss," indicating his authoritative presence in the music industry and business arena alike. Through his craft, Illbliss has not only built a venerable discography but has also inspired a generation of artists in the African hip-hop landscape.