Barry Jhay Biography: Secrets | Net worth | Age | Wiki | Girlfriend | Songs & More

Barry Jhay: History, Bio, Photo
Full Name: Oluwakayode Junior Balogun
Stage Name: Barry Jhay
Born: 13 February 1993
Age: 27 years
Place of Birth: Ibadan
State Of Origin: Oyo State
Nationality: Nigerian
Girlfriend • Spouse: Not Married
Occupation: Singer • Songwriter
Net Worth: $100,000

Barry Jhay Biography

Oluwakayode Junior Balogun who rose into limelight with a popular name Barry Jhay is a 27 years old Nigerian fast rising afropop singer and songwriter.
Barry Jhay, born 13th February, 1993 in his state of Origin Ibadan, Oyo State in Nigeria, to the the family of popular legendary Fuji Artist Late Ayinde Barrister but got brought up in Lagos State.

Musical Career

Barry Jhay started his musical career at a very tender age, he found his passion for singing very early and this can be credited to his family love for music. This was made easy with his father being a legendary Fuji artist.
Barry Jhay invested in his passion which saw him dropping a supposedly evergreen song “Aiye” which catapulted him to limelight.

The song even with less promotion received much airplay’s due to the quality of the tune. Aiye a song by Barry Jhay was said to be the bringing back of the Yoruba quality sound and culture.
He’s dropped several singles and project after that which got him some awards and nominations.

Barry Jhay is signed under of Nigerian’s fast rising record labels Cash Nation Records after Davido helped him escaped an illegal deal from Kizz Daniel‘s Flyboi Inc.

Barry Jhay Net worth

Barry Jhay is not yet listed by Forbes but happened to have gathered a surprising net worth of $100,000

Barry Jhay Songs / Projects

Social Media

You can follow Barry Jhay on Instagram @Therealbarryjhay

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