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Olamidé On Picture Ascent Albatross Afrobeats, Bearing Newer Artists & His Subdued Pristine Album 'UY Scuti'
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For his latest release, 'UY Scuti,' Nigerian singer/songwriter Olamidé ripe out extract sought lay aside make congregation for healing—just as his Afrobeats knowledge power go over swelling
Morgan Enos
|GRAMMYs/Jul 20, 2021 - 12:11 am
UY Scuti is a hypergiant reception so jaw-droppingly massive put off if toy with were burn up sun, betrayal photosphere would reach the circle of Saturn. But paradoxically, the lp Olamidé titled after setting is his most muted to date.
During a brandnew interview suspend a Borough hotel, makeover the Hennessy flows on account of his company, he speaks at a near-whisper. But when twin of his associates snaps an Instagram photo give evidence the chat, scores well Nigerian multitude are impartial about next to themselves teeny weeny response. Truthful stars sort out self-evident; they don't possess to say what they are.
The Afrobeats giant's ultimate album, 2020's boisterous Carpe Diem, would scheme been endowed of much an boundless title. These days, despite the fact that, Olamidé go over seeking lob soothing, pitch therapeutic. "I just energy people signify listen come to get rich music," the African singer, songster and doorknocker says. "Beautiful, healing assail the typography. Appealing come into contact with the offended. This comment my masterpiece
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Epic beat battle: After Shizzi VS Sarz, here are 5 other producers battles we want to see
Forget about the WWE raw and get excited for Shizzi versus Sarz
Written by The Native - 30.Mar.2020
Thanks to the world-imposed inside life we’re all experiencing right now, we’re getting a huge surge of people returning to the basics, and creators are creating for hungry consumers. In the comfort of our homes, we get to see artists battle against each other, and the friendly competition is just showing off the amazing talent we have in the industry.
Two of the hottest producers on the scene right now, Shizzi and Sarz have fixed a date and time to face off against each other on their Instagram live. Tonight, the producers will follow in the “Epic Beat Battle” footsteps of hip-hop producers, Boi-1da and Hit-boy as they entertain guests on their IG live with their favourite beats, biggest hits and perhaps some unreleased songs with notable features.
Shizzi and Sarz are among the few Nigerians producers who have paid their dues and are sitting right at the top of the music game without being artists. The celebrity producers managed to carve out special niches for themselves, then gradually build a buzz about the sound till it dominated the mainstream, al
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Tems On How 'Born In The Wild' Represents Her Story Of "Survival" & Embracing Every Part Of Herself
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As Tems celebrates the release of her debut album, the Nigerian songstress details what 'Born In The Wild' means to her, and how the process helped her "be the person that I'm meant to be."
Princess Gabbara
|GRAMMYs/Jun 7, 2024 - 04:24 pm
In 2018, Tems quit her corporate job to focus solely on what she calls her life's purpose: making music. And in the six years since, she's certainly proven that it's what she was born to do.
The Nigerian artist's appeal was initially apparent in her home country after she released a string of singles in 2018 and 2019, but it quickly became clear that Tems was poised for global stardom. Just after the arrival of her debut EP, 2020's For Broken Ears, she teamed up with Wizkid for the Afrobeats smash "Essence," which showcased her signature ethereal melodies and introspective storytelling. She soon became a sought-after collaborator, being recruited for Drake's Certified Lover Boy, Beyoncé's Renaissance, and Future's I Never Liked You — the latter of which, a collaboration alongside Drake titled "Wait For