Euri launches franchise store Urban Soul

Wednesday, December 16, 2015

Following in international artists’ footsteps like Jay Z, Kanye West, and P Diddy who are not only musical icons, but also business moguls, local rapper Euri has entered the fray.

He recently announced that he is the new owner of a clothing store, Urban Soul, situated at the Railpark mall.

Born Tebogo Motsie, Euri who first burst into the scene with the stage name, Eureka Tha Coverboy, told Showbiz this week that over and above being a musician he is also a reputable businessman.

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Euri launches franchise store Urban Soul

Following in international artists’ footsteps like Jay Z, Kanye West, and P Diddy who are not only musical icons, but also business moguls, local rapper Euri has entered the fray.

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