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!!Tropes pertaining to Chino Amobi
* {{Afrofuturism}}: His music and aesthetic have been known to be a particularly pessimistic and downbeat form of Afrofuturism. Which focuses on alienation, disillusionment and the general unease most non-white immigrants feel in countries such as America.
* NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly: His music is loud and cacophonous, encompassing [[HarshNoise harsh noise]], [[{{Industrial}} post-industrial]], sound collage and even [[{{PBR&B}} alternative R&B]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:''The night is filled with the cries of dispossession, dispossessed children in search of paradise'']]
->''"People think if you get this thing or reach this plateau, you'll find this moment of grand catharsis that's going to bring you this peace. But wherever you are, you're still going to have to deal with who you are."''
Chinonyeelu Uchechi Amobi, known professionally as Chino Amobi, is a [[UsefulNotes/{{Nigeria}} Igbo]] American electronic musician and artist. Although starting off as a traditional artist, Amobi began self-releasing music under the alias Diamond Black Hearted Boy on Myspace. He also became affiliated with the [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seapunk seapunk]] and [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slime_punk slimepunk]] scenes, while also working with various other electronic musicians to make the ''Blasting Voice'' compilation, which he would later re-release as a cassette tape titled ''Father, Protect Me.''. He would later drop the alias and then start going by his current alias after releasing his final work for the project, ''How The West Was Won, Wanted: Dead or Alive''.
It wouldn't be long before Amobi co-founded the record label, NON Worldwide, dedicated to artists of the African diaspora. And release increasingly experimental works such as ''Airport Music for Black Folk'' and ''Paradiso''.
!! Discography
* As '''Diamond Black Hearted Boy'''
** ''e'' (2011)
** ''Father, Protect Me.'' (2013)
** ''zᵉʳº'' (2013)
** ''How The West Was Won, Wanted: Dead or Alive'' (2014)
* As '''Chino Amobi'''
** ''Anya's Garden'' (2015)
** ''Airport Music for Black Folk'' (2016)
** ''minor matter'' (2017)
** ''Paradiso'' (2017)
**
[[caption-width-right:350:''The night is filled with the cries of dispossession, dispossessed children in search of paradise'']]
->''"People think if you get this thing or reach this plateau, you'll find this moment of grand catharsis that's going to bring you this peace. But wherever you are, you're still going to have to deal with who you are."''
Chinonyeelu Uchechi Amobi, known professionally as Chino Amobi, is a [[UsefulNotes/{{Nigeria}} Igbo]] American electronic musician and artist. Although starting off as a traditional artist, Amobi began self-releasing music under the alias Diamond Black Hearted Boy on Myspace. He also became affiliated with the [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seapunk seapunk]] and [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slime_punk slimepunk]] scenes, while also working with various other electronic musicians to make the ''Blasting Voice'' compilation, which he would later re-release as a cassette tape titled ''Father, Protect Me.''. He would later drop the alias and then start going by his current alias after releasing his final work for the project, ''How The West Was Won, Wanted: Dead or Alive''.
It wouldn't be long before Amobi co-founded the record label, NON Worldwide, dedicated to artists of the African diaspora. And release increasingly experimental works such as ''Airport Music for Black Folk'' and ''Paradiso''.
!! Discography
* As '''Diamond Black Hearted Boy'''
** ''e'' (2011)
** ''Father, Protect Me.'' (2013)
** ''zᵉʳº'' (2013)
** ''How The West Was Won, Wanted: Dead or Alive'' (2014)
* As '''Chino Amobi'''
** ''Anya's Garden'' (2015)
** ''Airport Music for Black Folk'' (2016)
** ''minor matter'' (2017)
** ''Paradiso'' (2017)
**
