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b'BONAVIL\\u2019S (Brothers Offering New Age Values in Life) blends fluid raps with Southern soul and an old school Swing combining to create what they call Juke Joint Hip Hop Soul. From the little county Petersburg, Virginia BONAVIL is passionately committed to cultivating a new diverse musical workforce through the different production sounds of Choir Boi Productions. With their intricate lyrics, motivational and positive melodies; they provide the key elements of success. Currently unsigned T-Swagga, Bigg Trinn and Kapella dropped their first single \\u201cArnah Bonah\\u201d in August 2007 for their debut album \\u201cHumble Beginningz.\\u201d\\n\\nTroy Bonner (T-Swagga), Durrell Pegram (Kapella) who is brothers and Cousin Trinidy Bonner (Bigg Trinn) started out gathering together at family events free styling. On June 8th 2005 they came together as an unnamed group and made a song \\u201cCan\\u2019t Nobody\\u201d dedicated to T-Swagga and Kapella\\u2019s mother Shirley Pegram on her 50th birthday celebration. Once everyone started embracing their skills and chemistry with one another they began to meet with each other to write songs for over two years.\\n\\nIn early 2007, BONAVIL member Kapella started Choir Boi Productions and quickly started making highly influenced music with a new feel. They wrote a song called \\u201cDatz Dem\\u201d for an auditioned for a rap contest through Hustle Ya Flow Entertainment and made the showcase. When asked what name they go by they replied Bonneville but changed it to BONAVIL for elimination of any legal problems in the future with the car company. The name was changed to explain what they plan to do which is to offer new age values in life. Shortly after the showcase a buzz began to spread out about their music and a new hit song \\u201cArnah Bonah\\u201d which hit the local area of Petersburg and reached as far as North Carolina with the support of family and friends.\\n\\nEvery since the showcase they have auditioned for the Apollo where they gained a lot of popularity in Washington D.C.'