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John Eni-Ibukun, who works under the name June Sometimes, has released his debut album titled Memories With Nostalgic Flaws. The project draws from his experiences growing up in Lagos, Nigeria, and incorporates elements of music, spoken word, and narrative storytelling.
The album explores themes related to memory, personal development, faith, and everyday life in urban Nigeria, particularly during the 2000s. Across the tracklist, Eni-Ibukun combines reflective lyrics with a range of musical styles. One of the tracks, “P.A.L.M.”, illustrates his approach to blending Afrobeat-influenced rhythms with folk and minimal arrangements.
Memories With Nostalgic Flaws presents recollections and observations that reference childhood, community, and identity. The project focuses on how personal experiences and memories inform creative expression rather than offering a linear narrative.
According to Eni-Ibukun, the album was shaped by his upbringing in an urban Nigerian environment, where music and art played a significant role in his development. The production incorporates multiple genres, including Afrobeat and folk, reflecting a varied musical influence.
Overall, the album serves as an introduction to June Sometimes’ artistic direction, highlighting his interest in combining sound, language, and personal history in his work.
