Actress Shan George,  Zubee Enebeli, Jerry Amilo, Francis Odega and Toyin Alausa are among the Nollywood stars who are currently being featured in the  music videos of the long-awaited  new album  by a Swedish  based  Nigerian  singer, writer and actor Lawrence Onuzulike  a.k.a Lurrenz.

Entitled, “ I am Lurrenz”, the album,  which the gifted singer and actor came to Nigeria to promote its single last  year also featured the singing trio of Konga, Pasto Goody-Goody and the Jah Squad, in a “never seen-before kind of collabo.”

Lurrenz Onuzulike

Lurrenz, back in Sweden shooting some videos of  his new album, promised that the full album, alongside the videos, would be released  in Nigeria and Europe respectively, mid this year in collaboration with his foreign partners.

In an on-line chat with Lurrenz, the prodigious artiste disclosed that the aforementioned Nollywood stars featured in his music videos as dancers. The album is painstakingly produced by Pupa Orits Williki for Lurrenzinc Music.

“In  my  music videos,  I’ve featured, Shan George, Zubee Enebeli, Jerry Amilo, Francis Odega, Toyin Alausa, Davina and many more. They featured as dancers,” he hinted.

Lurrenz  is a writer, musician, actor, and an activist who’s fiercely against violence and discrimination against women.

He’s also a devoted campaigner who championed the cause for better life for African kids through his Children Africa Foundation founded in 2004 in Sweden. It’s also of  note that ten percent of the sales from  his previous album “Still Single and Rich” went to charities that carter for African kids.

Lurrenz delved into acting recently, featuring in “Grand Mother” with the likes of Shan George, Uche Iwuji, and Charles Okafor, amongst others. He also featured in “Escape from South” which was shot in  his Lekki residence alongside Segun Arinze, Hanks Anuku, Jerry Amilo, Monalisa Chinda.

Lurrenz said his passion for acting developed right from childhood, noting that his joining the industry at last was at the instance of film maker friends who mounted pressures on him, following the conviction that his handsome posture would be added advantage in the industry.

Doing charity work has seen Lawrence travel far and wide across the globe and that includes working closely with late Mother Theresa at the Missionary of Charity, Calcutta, India, between 1996 and 1997. In fact, Lawrence Onuzulike is one of the few people that last saw late Mother Theresa before her death on the September 5, 1997.