Nigerian singer and songwriter, Adindu Nnamdi aka Lynox, has opened up on his musical evolution and the inspiration behind his latest project, a four-track Extended Play titled, ‘Love&Herbs’.The artiste, who began his creative journey with poetry and rap in Ajegunle, said his latest work reflects his growth over more than a decade in the music industry and his experiences of love, healing, migration and self-discovery.Lynox, who was formerly a member of the Afrobeat duo, Playaz, said his passion for music developed from his early love for writing and his experience singing in church.His stint with Playaz, which he formed with Gabana, introduced him to a wider audience and earned the duo recognition for their collaboration with singer, Zlatan, on the hit song, ‘Mad Oh’.The success of the song also exposed Lynox to the realities of the music business, including collaboration, performance and the demands of building a sustainable career.Following the eventual end of Playaz, Lynox embarked on a solo career, releasing songs including ‘Big Body Benz’, featuring Xbusta, and ‘Stay With Me (Lewu)’.The records helped him establish an identity outside the duo, while his 2024 distribution deal with EMPIRE marked another significant step in his career.According to Lynox, the partnership broadened his understanding of music distribution, branding, audience development and the business side of the industry.His relocation to Birmingham, United Kingdom, also exposed him to different cultures and musical influences, while making him more conscious of maintaining a connection with his Nigerian roots.Related NewsShamzydane channels personal experiences in new singleBoxing is my life – Small DoctorHow I taught keyboardist unforgettable lesson for mocking my blindness – Music producer, Ajibola“I don’t want to lose where I’m from while also embracing where I am now,” he said.Those experiences influenced ‘Love&Herbs’, a project that blends Reggae, Afro-Reggae, Soul, Dancehall and Afro-Fusion.The EP features four tracks include ‘Mr. Farmer’, ‘Kiss From Heaven’, ‘Control Me’ and ‘Marijuana’ with themes ranging from romance and vulnerability to nature, freedom and emotional release.Explaining the title, Lynox said “love” represents more than romantic relationships, encompassing self-love, family, nature and life, while “herbs” symbolise nature, healing and organic connection.Rather than prescribing a particular interpretation of the songs, the singer said he wanted listeners to find their own meaning in the project.“If somebody finishes the EP feeling calmer, more connected or simply in a better mood, then I’ve achieved something,” he said.Lynox is also set to take ‘Love&Herbs’ to audiences in the United Kingdom and Ireland as part of a tour that includes performances in Leeds, London, Newcastle, Wolverhampton, Manchester, Dublin and Galway.“I’m more interested in creating music that feels like Lynox,” he said. The artiste, who began his creative journey with poetry and rap in Ajegunle, said his latest work reflects his growth over more than a decade in the music industry and his experiences of love, healing, migration and self-discovery.Lynox, who was formerly a member of the Afrobeat duo, Playaz, said his passion for music developed from his early love for writing and his experience singing in church.His stint with Playaz, which he formed with Gabana, introduced him to a wider audience and earned the duo recognition for their collaboration with singer, Zlatan, on the hit song, ‘Mad Oh’.The success of the song also exposed Lynox to the realities of the music business, including collaboration, performance and the demands of building a sustainable career.Following the eventual end of Playaz, Lynox embarked on a solo career, releasing songs including ‘Big Body Benz’, featuring Xbusta, and ‘Stay With Me (Lewu)’.The records helped him establish an identity outside the duo, while his 2024 distribution deal with EMPIRE marked another significant step in his career.According to Lynox, the partnership broadened his understanding of music distribution, branding, audience development and the business side of the industry.His relocation to Birmingham, United Kingdom, also exposed him to different cultures and musical influences, while making him more conscious of maintaining a connection with his Nigerian roots.Related NewsShamzydane channels personal experiences in new singleBoxing is my life – Small DoctorHow I taught keyboardist unforgettable lesson for mocking my blindness – Music producer, Ajibola“I don’t want to lose where I’m from while also embracing where I am now,” he said.Those experiences influenced ‘Love&Herbs’, a project that blends Reggae, Afro-Reggae, Soul, Dancehall and Afro-Fusion.The EP features four tracks include ‘Mr. Farmer’, ‘Kiss From Heaven’, ‘Control Me’ and ‘Marijuana’ with themes ranging from romance and vulnerability to nature, freedom and emotional release.Explaining the title, Lynox said “love” represents more than romantic relationships, encompassing self-love, family, nature and life, while “herbs” symbolise nature, healing and organic connection.Rather than prescribing a particular interpretation of the songs, the singer said he wanted listeners to find their own meaning in the project.“If somebody finishes the EP feeling calmer, more connected or simply in a better mood, then I’ve achieved something,” he said.Lynox is also set to take ‘Love&Herbs’ to audiences in the United Kingdom and Ireland as part of a tour that includes performances in Leeds, London, Newcastle, Wolverhampton, Manchester, Dublin and Galway.“I’m more interested in creating music that feels like Lynox,” he said. Lynox, who was formerly a member of the Afrobeat duo, Playaz, said his passion for music developed from his early love for writing and his experience singing in church.His stint with Playaz, which he formed with Gabana, introduced him to a wider audience and earned the duo recognition for their collaboration with singer, Zlatan, on the hit song, ‘Mad Oh’.The success of the song also exposed Lynox to the realities of the music business, including collaboration, performance and the demands of building a sustainable career.Following the eventual end of Playaz, Lynox embarked on a solo career, releasing songs including ‘Big Body Benz’, featuring Xbusta, and ‘Stay With Me (Lewu)’.The records helped him establish an identity outside the duo, while his 2024 distribution deal with EMPIRE marked another significant step in his career.According to Lynox, the partnership broadened his understanding of music distribution, branding, audience development and the business side of the industry.His relocation to Birmingham, United Kingdom, also exposed him to different cultures and musical influences, while making him more conscious of maintaining a connection with his Nigerian roots.Related NewsShamzydane channels personal experiences in new singleBoxing is my life – Small DoctorHow I taught keyboardist unforgettable lesson for mocking my blindness – Music producer, Ajibola“I don’t want to lose where I’m from while also embracing where I am now,” he said.Those experiences influenced ‘Love&Herbs’, a project that blends Reggae, Afro-Reggae, Soul, Dancehall and Afro-Fusion.The EP features four tracks include ‘Mr. Farmer’, ‘Kiss From Heaven’, ‘Control Me’ and ‘Marijuana’ with themes ranging from romance and vulnerability to nature, freedom and emotional release.Explaining the title, Lynox said “love” represents more than romantic relationships, encompassing self-love, family, nature and life, while “herbs” symbolise nature, healing and organic connection.Rather than prescribing a particular interpretation of the songs, the singer said he wanted listeners to find their own meaning in the project.“If somebody finishes the EP feeling calmer, more connected or simply in a better mood, then I’ve achieved something,” he said.Lynox is also set to take ‘Love&Herbs’ to audiences in the United Kingdom and Ireland as part of a tour that includes performances in Leeds, London, Newcastle, Wolverhampton, Manchester, Dublin and Galway.“I’m more interested in creating music that feels like Lynox,” he said. His stint with Playaz, which he formed with Gabana, introduced him to a wider audience and earned the duo recognition for their collaboration with singer, Zlatan, on the hit song, ‘Mad Oh’.The success of the song also exposed Lynox to the realities of the music business, including collaboration, performance and the demands of building a sustainable career.Following the eventual end of Playaz, Lynox embarked on a solo career, releasing songs including ‘Big Body Benz’, featuring Xbusta, and ‘Stay With Me (Lewu)’.The records helped him establish an identity outside the duo, while his 2024 distribution deal with EMPIRE marked another significant step in his career.According to Lynox, the partnership broadened his understanding of music distribution, branding, audience development and the business side of the industry.His relocation to Birmingham, United Kingdom, also exposed him to different cultures and musical influences, while making him more conscious of maintaining a connection with his Nigerian roots.Related NewsShamzydane channels personal experiences in new singleBoxing is my life – Small DoctorHow I taught keyboardist unforgettable lesson for mocking my blindness – Music producer, Ajibola“I don’t want to lose where I’m from while also embracing where I am now,” he said.Those experiences influenced ‘Love&Herbs’, a project that blends Reggae, Afro-Reggae, Soul, Dancehall and Afro-Fusion.The EP features four tracks include ‘Mr. Farmer’, ‘Kiss From Heaven’, ‘Control Me’ and ‘Marijuana’ with themes ranging from romance and vulnerability to nature, freedom and emotional release.Explaining the title, Lynox said “love” represents more than romantic relationships, encompassing self-love, family, nature and life, while “herbs” symbolise nature, healing and organic connection.Rather than prescribing a particular interpretation of the songs, the singer said he wanted listeners to find their own meaning in the project.“If somebody finishes the EP feeling calmer, more connected or simply in a better mood, then I’ve achieved something,” he said.Lynox is also set to take ‘Love&Herbs’ to audiences in the United Kingdom and Ireland as part of a tour that includes performances in Leeds, London, Newcastle, Wolverhampton, Manchester, Dublin and Galway.“I’m more interested in creating music that feels like Lynox,” he said. The success of the song also exposed Lynox to the realities of the music business, including collaboration, performance and the demands of building a sustainable career.Following the eventual end of Playaz, Lynox embarked on a solo career, releasing songs including ‘Big Body Benz’, featuring Xbusta, and ‘Stay With Me (Lewu)’.The records helped him establish an identity outside the duo, while his 2024 distribution deal with EMPIRE marked another significant step in his career.According to Lynox, the partnership broadened his understanding of music distribution, branding, audience development and the business side of the industry.His relocation to Birmingham, United Kingdom, also exposed him to different cultures and musical influences, while making him more conscious of maintaining a connection with his Nigerian roots.Related NewsShamzydane channels personal experiences in new singleBoxing is my life – Small DoctorHow I taught keyboardist unforgettable lesson for mocking my blindness – Music producer, Ajibola“I don’t want to lose where I’m from while also embracing where I am now,” he said.Those experiences influenced ‘Love&Herbs’, a project that blends Reggae, Afro-Reggae, Soul, Dancehall and Afro-Fusion.The EP features four tracks include ‘Mr. Farmer’, ‘Kiss From Heaven’, ‘Control Me’ and ‘Marijuana’ with themes ranging from romance and vulnerability to nature, freedom and emotional release.Explaining the title, Lynox said “love” represents more than romantic relationships, encompassing self-love, family, nature and life, while “herbs” symbolise nature, healing and organic connection.Rather than prescribing a particular interpretation of the songs, the singer said he wanted listeners to find their own meaning in the project.“If somebody finishes the EP feeling calmer, more connected or simply in a better mood, then I’ve achieved something,” he said.Lynox is also set to take ‘Love&Herbs’ to audiences in the United Kingdom and Ireland as part of a tour that includes performances in Leeds, London, Newcastle, Wolverhampton, Manchester, Dublin and Galway.“I’m more interested in creating music that feels like Lynox,” he said. Following the eventual end of Playaz, Lynox embarked on a solo career, releasing songs including ‘Big Body Benz’, featuring Xbusta, and ‘Stay With Me (Lewu)’.The records helped him establish an identity outside the duo, while his 2024 distribution deal with EMPIRE marked another significant step in his career.According to Lynox, the partnership broadened his understanding of music distribution, branding, audience development and the business side of the industry.His relocation to Birmingham, United Kingdom, also exposed him to different cultures and musical influences, while making him more conscious of maintaining a connection with his Nigerian roots.Related NewsShamzydane channels personal experiences in new singleBoxing is my life – Small DoctorHow I taught keyboardist unforgettable lesson for mocking my blindness – Music producer, Ajibola“I don’t want to lose where I’m from while also embracing where I am now,” he said.Those experiences influenced ‘Love&Herbs’, a project that blends Reggae, Afro-Reggae, Soul, Dancehall and Afro-Fusion.The EP features four tracks include ‘Mr. Farmer’, ‘Kiss From Heaven’, ‘Control Me’ and ‘Marijuana’ with themes ranging from romance and vulnerability to nature, freedom and emotional release.Explaining the title, Lynox said “love” represents more than romantic relationships, encompassing self-love, family, nature and life, while “herbs” symbolise nature, healing and organic connection.Rather than prescribing a particular interpretation of the songs, the singer said he wanted listeners to find their own meaning in the project.“If somebody finishes the EP feeling calmer, more connected or simply in a better mood, then I’ve achieved something,” he said.Lynox is also set to take ‘Love&Herbs’ to audiences in the United Kingdom and Ireland as part of a tour that includes performances in Leeds, London, Newcastle, Wolverhampton, Manchester, Dublin and Galway.“I’m more interested in creating music that feels like Lynox,” he said. The records helped him establish an identity outside the duo, while his 2024 distribution deal with EMPIRE marked another significant step in his career.According to Lynox, the partnership broadened his understanding of music distribution, branding, audience development and the business side of the industry.His relocation to Birmingham, United Kingdom, also exposed him to different cultures and musical influences, while making him more conscious of maintaining a connection with his Nigerian roots.Related NewsShamzydane channels personal experiences in new singleBoxing is my life – Small DoctorHow I taught keyboardist unforgettable lesson for mocking my blindness – Music producer, Ajibola“I don’t want to lose where I’m from while also embracing where I am now,” he said.Those experiences influenced ‘Love&Herbs’, a project that blends Reggae, Afro-Reggae, Soul, Dancehall and Afro-Fusion.The EP features four tracks include ‘Mr. Farmer’, ‘Kiss From Heaven’, ‘Control Me’ and ‘Marijuana’ with themes ranging from romance and vulnerability to nature, freedom and emotional release.Explaining the title, Lynox said “love” represents more than romantic relationships, encompassing self-love, family, nature and life, while “herbs” symbolise nature, healing and organic connection.Rather than prescribing a particular interpretation of the songs, the singer said he wanted listeners to find their own meaning in the project.“If somebody finishes the EP feeling calmer, more connected or simply in a better mood, then I’ve achieved something,” he said.Lynox is also set to take ‘Love&Herbs’ to audiences in the United Kingdom and Ireland as part of a tour that includes performances in Leeds, London, Newcastle, Wolverhampton, Manchester, Dublin and Galway.“I’m more interested in creating music that feels like Lynox,” he said. According to Lynox, the partnership broadened his understanding of music distribution, branding, audience development and the business side of the industry.His relocation to Birmingham, United Kingdom, also exposed him to different cultures and musical influences, while making him more conscious of maintaining a connection with his Nigerian roots.Related NewsShamzydane channels personal experiences in new singleBoxing is my life – Small DoctorHow I taught keyboardist unforgettable lesson for mocking my blindness – Music producer, Ajibola“I don’t want to lose where I’m from while also embracing where I am now,” he said.Those experiences influenced ‘Love&Herbs’, a project that blends Reggae, Afro-Reggae, Soul, Dancehall and Afro-Fusion.The EP features four tracks include ‘Mr. Farmer’, ‘Kiss From Heaven’, ‘Control Me’ and ‘Marijuana’ with themes ranging from romance and vulnerability to nature, freedom and emotional release.Explaining the title, Lynox said “love” represents more than romantic relationships, encompassing self-love, family, nature and life, while “herbs” symbolise nature, healing and organic connection.Rather than prescribing a particular interpretation of the songs, the singer said he wanted listeners to find their own meaning in the project.“If somebody finishes the EP feeling calmer, more connected or simply in a better mood, then I’ve achieved something,” he said.Lynox is also set to take ‘Love&Herbs’ to audiences in the United Kingdom and Ireland as part of a tour that includes performances in Leeds, London, Newcastle, Wolverhampton, Manchester, Dublin and Galway.“I’m more interested in creating music that feels like Lynox,” he said. His relocation to Birmingham, United Kingdom, also exposed him to different cultures and musical influences, while making him more conscious of maintaining a connection with his Nigerian roots.Related NewsShamzydane channels personal experiences in new singleBoxing is my life – Small DoctorHow I taught keyboardist unforgettable lesson for mocking my blindness – Music producer, Ajibola“I don’t want to lose where I’m from while also embracing where I am now,” he said.Those experiences influenced ‘Love&Herbs’, a project that blends Reggae, Afro-Reggae, Soul, Dancehall and Afro-Fusion.The EP features four tracks include ‘Mr. Farmer’, ‘Kiss From Heaven’, ‘Control Me’ and ‘Marijuana’ with themes ranging from romance and vulnerability to nature, freedom and emotional release.Explaining the title, Lynox said “love” represents more than romantic relationships, encompassing self-love, family, nature and life, while “herbs” symbolise nature, healing and organic connection.Rather than prescribing a particular interpretation of the songs, the singer said he wanted listeners to find their own meaning in the project.“If somebody finishes the EP feeling calmer, more connected or simply in a better mood, then I’ve achieved something,” he said.Lynox is also set to take ‘Love&Herbs’ to audiences in the United Kingdom and Ireland as part of a tour that includes performances in Leeds, London, Newcastle, Wolverhampton, Manchester, Dublin and Galway.“I’m more interested in creating music that feels like Lynox,” he said. “I don’t want to lose where I’m from while also embracing where I am now,” he said.Those experiences influenced ‘Love&Herbs’, a project that blends Reggae, Afro-Reggae, Soul, Dancehall and Afro-Fusion.The EP features four tracks include ‘Mr. Farmer’, ‘Kiss From Heaven’, ‘Control Me’ and ‘Marijuana’ with themes ranging from romance and vulnerability to nature, freedom and emotional release.Explaining the title, Lynox said “love” represents more than romantic relationships, encompassing self-love, family, nature and life, while “herbs” symbolise nature, healing and organic connection.Rather than prescribing a particular interpretation of the songs, the singer said he wanted listeners to find their own meaning in the project.“If somebody finishes the EP feeling calmer, more connected or simply in a better mood, then I’ve achieved something,” he said.Lynox is also set to take ‘Love&Herbs’ to audiences in the United Kingdom and Ireland as part of a tour that includes performances in Leeds, London, Newcastle, Wolverhampton, Manchester, Dublin and Galway.“I’m more interested in creating music that feels like Lynox,” he said. Those experiences influenced ‘Love&Herbs’, a project that blends Reggae, Afro-Reggae, Soul, Dancehall and Afro-Fusion.The EP features four tracks include ‘Mr. Farmer’, ‘Kiss From Heaven’, ‘Control Me’ and ‘Marijuana’ with themes ranging from romance and vulnerability to nature, freedom and emotional release.Explaining the title, Lynox said “love” represents more than romantic relationships, encompassing self-love, family, nature and life, while “herbs” symbolise nature, healing and organic connection.Rather than prescribing a particular interpretation of the songs, the singer said he wanted listeners to find their own meaning in the project.“If somebody finishes the EP feeling calmer, more connected or simply in a better mood, then I’ve achieved something,” he said.Lynox is also set to take ‘Love&Herbs’ to audiences in the United Kingdom and Ireland as part of a tour that includes performances in Leeds, London, Newcastle, Wolverhampton, Manchester, Dublin and Galway.“I’m more interested in creating music that feels like Lynox,” he said. The EP features four tracks include ‘Mr. Farmer’, ‘Kiss From Heaven’, ‘Control Me’ and ‘Marijuana’ with themes ranging from romance and vulnerability to nature, freedom and emotional release.Explaining the title, Lynox said “love” represents more than romantic relationships, encompassing self-love, family, nature and life, while “herbs” symbolise nature, healing and organic connection.Rather than prescribing a particular interpretation of the songs, the singer said he wanted listeners to find their own meaning in the project.“If somebody finishes the EP feeling calmer, more connected or simply in a better mood, then I’ve achieved something,” he said.Lynox is also set to take ‘Love&Herbs’ to audiences in the United Kingdom and Ireland as part of a tour that includes performances in Leeds, London, Newcastle, Wolverhampton, Manchester, Dublin and Galway.“I’m more interested in creating music that feels like Lynox,” he said. Explaining the title, Lynox said “love” represents more than romantic relationships, encompassing self-love, family, nature and life, while “herbs” symbolise nature, healing and organic connection.Rather than prescribing a particular interpretation of the songs, the singer said he wanted listeners to find their own meaning in the project.“If somebody finishes the EP feeling calmer, more connected or simply in a better mood, then I’ve achieved something,” he said.Lynox is also set to take ‘Love&Herbs’ to audiences in the United Kingdom and Ireland as part of a tour that includes performances in Leeds, London, Newcastle, Wolverhampton, Manchester, Dublin and Galway.“I’m more interested in creating music that feels like Lynox,” he said. Rather than prescribing a particular interpretation of the songs, the singer said he wanted listeners to find their own meaning in the project.“If somebody finishes the EP feeling calmer, more connected or simply in a better mood, then I’ve achieved something,” he said.Lynox is also set to take ‘Love&Herbs’ to audiences in the United Kingdom and Ireland as part of a tour that includes performances in Leeds, London, Newcastle, Wolverhampton, Manchester, Dublin and Galway.“I’m more interested in creating music that feels like Lynox,” he said. “If somebody finishes the EP feeling calmer, more connected or simply in a better mood, then I’ve achieved something,” he said.Lynox is also set to take ‘Love&Herbs’ to audiences in the United Kingdom and Ireland as part of a tour that includes performances in Leeds, London, Newcastle, Wolverhampton, Manchester, Dublin and Galway.“I’m more interested in creating music that feels like Lynox,” he said. Lynox is also set to take ‘Love&Herbs’ to audiences in the United Kingdom and Ireland as part of a tour that includes performances in Leeds, London, Newcastle, Wolverhampton, Manchester, Dublin and Galway.“I’m more interested in creating music that feels like Lynox,” he said. “I’m more interested in creating music that feels like Lynox,” he said.