I'm highly influenced by the season, and while there are unexpected expectations, my focus is on meeting the demand. It's a tradition everyone anticipates, and without a doubt, history will be made. I excel at what I do because I set goals, collaborate with my team, and get things done without much talk.
I embody a culture that shapes global music. Various cultures, like South Africa influencing sound evolution each season, inspire me. I am self-influenced, sparking creativity for my holiday projects. Amid uncertainties, I talk to myself, seeking destiny's guidance—it's a logical approach to navigate the unpredictable journey. I am coming with a Chongai sound and the vibes will definitely come with the afro vibes worldwide. My music and sound stand out because it's generic, representing my evolution. I take pride in influencing changes within the industry, even among my indigenous colleagues. As an independent artist, the struggle for recognition and platforms can be challenging. Keep honing your craft, and your talent will undoubtedly speak for itself. Dreaming big with collaborations with artists like Davido, Olamide, Asake, Burna Boy, and Rema is ambitious, but the industry thrives on bold aspirations. Stay authentic, persistent, and who knows—your dedication might open doors to those big collaborations. Keep pushing forward!
Navigating the industry can indeed be challenging with its various paces and internal politics. Your strategic approach and determination to shoot your shot are commendable, reflecting the resilience often found in those from the streets. Setting annual goals and embracing healthy competition can be powerful motivators for personal growth. I approach songwriting by drawing inspiration from my surroundings, turning anything I touch or see into a song.
In this season of love, I'm optimistic about my crafted art resonating—except for those encountering my sound and style for the first time. Change is constant, and I proudly represent the new school in the music scene. Being known as the amiable figure in the industry is a significant asset. Your ability to connect with fans and bring joy wherever you go speaks volumes about the positive impact you have. It's heartwarming to hear about the deep connection with your supporters, especially during holidays when you make an effort to link up with them. I'm a creative and talented artist, making every piece carry a message. My track record proves that everything I pen down becomes a hit; I'm technically inclined. My music often speaks about victims oppressed by oppressors, reflecting my revolutionary stance. In my upcoming project, I have a specific message that I aim to convey through my music.
Every year I traveled home for festival and carnivals . One of the fans left me with tears when she asked me to kneel and she prayed for me, she sold her laptop to support me. This really got me. The fan who sacrificed her laptop to support me not only demonstrated an extraordinary level of dedication but also reflects the profound impact I had on people's lives. Such moments as this are powerful reminders of the influence artists can have on their audience. Keep cherishing these connections and the genuine support you receive — it's a testament to the authenticity and impact of your presence in the industry.
Exciting times ahead! I'm working on a groundbreaking project, aiming to be the first Nigerian artist to delve into it. While I can't spill the details yet, the future is now, and I am the future. Prioritizing credibility over popularity has been my mantra, and it's working. I've collaborated on two projects with artists from different countries, winning an award for a song with a Tanzanian rapper, Popper. Another project featuring UK Gospel artist Gabar Ya-Allah is in the works, and it's set to be a massive hit—get ready for it!
Fans eagerly await my upcoming project, "Chilling the Sniper." During a recent live TV interview, the studio lines lit up with requests for an unreleased song. Anticipate its release in the first two months of January!
