Industry Machine is the bold, expansive statement from Nigeria’s Abuja rap provocateur, ODUMODUBLVCK. It’s an album built to flex — to flex sonic boundaries, artistic reach, ego, vulnerability, and influence. From the swaggering opener to the reflective closer, this is Okporoko sound in full gear.
Industry Machine is a declaration, a flex, and a risk all in one. It captures ODUMODUBLVCK at a moment when he’s straddling the line between the rawness of underground rap and the demands of mainstream artistry. It doesn’t always land perfectly, but its ambition is undeniable.
If you like albums that push boundaries, collide genres, and let an MC shine through noise — this is one you should sit with. It’s loud, it’s messy in places, but it’s also undeniably alive.
