Maurice Tosh Gayflor, known professionally as Cralorboi CIC, is a prominent Liberian singer, songwriter, actor, and entrepreneur. He is recognized for pioneering the Kolo-Pop genre, which fuses Afro-pop with Liberian local dialects, and has gained international acclaim through his music, collaborations, and business ventures.
Profile Summary
| Full Name | Maurice Tosh Gayflor |
| Date of Birth | July 23, 1994 |
| Place of Birth | Brewerville, Montserrado County, Liberia |
| Nationality | Liberian |
| Partner | N/A |
| Children | N/A |
| Occupations | Singer, Songwriter, Actor, Entrepreneur |
| Record Labels | SOG Records Empire (2016–2021), Cralor Boi Empire |
| Net Worth | $731,000 |
Early Life and Education
Cralorboi CIC was born on July 23, 1994, in Brewerville, Montserrado County, Liberia. He developed an early passion for music, inspired by the sounds of Liberian Hip-Hop and Afro-pop.
CIC pursued higher education at the African Methodist Episcopal University, where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration with a focus on Management.
Career
Cralorboi CIC is a multifaceted artist, excelling as a singer, songwriter, actor, and entrepreneur. His music primarily spans the HipCo and KoloPop genres.
Initially signed to SOG Records Empire from 2016 until 2021, he later established his own label, Cralor Boi Empire. Some of his popular tracks include “Big Papa,” “Jon Buttay,” “Hello” (featuring Joey B), and “Weekend” (featuring Iyanya).
In 2018, CIC made history as the first Liberian musician to sell out a concert in Melbourne, Australia, becoming the third African artist after Flavour and Bracket to achieve this feat.
He has collaborated with numerous prominent African musicians such as Joel B, Iyanya, Mz Vee, Mr Smith, Medikal, Buffalo Souljah, Aramide, Mr P, Kcee, Kizz Daniel, and Tekno. His debut album, “1994 The Throne” (2019), which features a host of international artists, climbed to #2 on the iTunes World chart.
Beyond music, CIC is an entrepreneur with ventures including the Cralorboi Clothing Line and the Cralorboi Empire. He has also ventured into acting with a role in the upcoming film “Wheel and Deal” and holds a stake in the football club Muscat FC.
Personal Life
Details about CIC’s personal relationships and children remain private, with most public attention focused on his professional achievements and business endeavors.
Cralorboi CIC Net Worth
Cralorboi CIC’s estimated net worth is around $731,000 million, earned through his music career, business ventures, and international tours.
Discography
Albums
- 1994 The Throne (2019)
- The Shrine (Original) (2018)
Selected Singles
- “Weekend” (feat. Iyanya) (2018)
- “Big Papa”
- “Jon Buttay”
- “Hello” (feat. Joey B)
- “Shoutout” (feat. Christoph The Change, Chiller Coolnanee, Casimoney)
- “Advice”
- “Pon It”
- “Dahtor” (feat. Dremo)
- “Don’t Give Up on Me”
- “Congratulations”
Awards and Recognitions
- Tunes Liberia Song of the Year (2019 & 2020) for “Weekend” ft Iyanya and “Big Papa”
- Tunes Liberia Album of the Year (2019) for “1994 The Throne”
- LMA Afropop Song of the Year (2019) for “Big Papa”
- LYA Artist of the Year (2018)
- LMA Male Artist of the Year (2017 & 2018)
- LEAA Artist of the Year (2018)
- National AIDS Commission Humanitarian Award (2018)
- First Liberian artist verified on Facebook and Instagram
- First Liberian artist to sweep all nominated categories at a major awards event in 2020
