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Why artists need discipline in music industry, by Lojay

Afrobeats singer Lojay has highlighted the importance of discipline for artists who want a long and successful career in the music industry. Speaking on the “I Said What I Said” podcast, he said his early idea of fame was about “frolicking with a lot of ladies” but that his outlook changed as he understood the realities and pressures of the industry. Lojay stressed that there is a lot of temptation in music and that artists will “see a lot of things” they are not meant to touch, especially when sudden attention comes from many admirers. He noted that when an artist has “about 100 girls talking to you,” that is exactly when discipline is most needed. He explained that artists must watch both their actions and their words if they want to protect their reputation and build a sustainable brand, contrary to […]

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Rapper Dremo says he feels underrated in industry

Nigerian rapper Aboriomoh Femi Raymond, popularly known as Dremo, has said he feels underrated and not properly appreciated in the music industry. He shared his frustrations in a recent interview on Echo Room, where he spoke openly about his journey and challenges as a hip hop artist. Dremo explained that many people do not really know what he can do in the studio and do not rate his work as highly as they should. He said he has consistently delivered strong rap performances but still feels overlooked compared to some of his peers. He also pointed out that one major reason for this lack of recognition is that rap music is not as appreciated in Nigeria as other popular genres like Afrobeats and pop. According to him, this has made it harder for rappers to get mainstream support, airplay and […]

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Shallipopi says industry mistreatment made him tougher

Nigerian singer Crown Uzama, popularly known as Shallipopi, has spoken about the difficulties he faced while trying to break into the music industry. He said many fellow artists treated him badly between 2023 and 2024 and failed to give him the support he expected.​ In a post on X, the singer explained that these experiences hardened him and played a major role in shaping his current outlook. He suggested that the repeated disrespect and rejection he faced left a lasting mark on him.​ Shallipopi wrote that many artists had metaphorically spat in his face during that period and that this was why he had become extra mean. He added a strong curse against those who had wronged him, underlining how deeply the events affected him.​ His breakthrough eventually came with the viral success of his hit track Elon Musk. A […]

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Sean Ono Lennon Warns Beatles May Fade With Youth

Sean Ono Lennon has warned that younger generations may one day drift away from the music and cultural impact of The Beatles, a possibility he says once seemed impossible. The 50-year-old musician and producer shared his thoughts during an interview on CBS Sunday Morning, where he spoke about preserving the legacy of his father, John Lennon, and the legendary band he helped create. According to Sean Ono Lennon, rapid changes in technology, culture, and music consumption habits are reshaping how people discover and engage with classic artists. He noted that streaming platforms, short-form content, and evolving tastes could make it harder for timeless music to remain central in the lives of future audiences. He explained that his role as a caretaker of John Lennon’s work has become more significant over time, as he seeks to ensure that the messages, creativity, […]

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Don Jazzy Speaks On Fast Rising Cost And Growth Of Afrobeats

Music executive Don Jazzy has reflected on the rapid rise of Afrobeats, describing it as a young genre that is still developing on the global stage. He said artists, producers and label owners are all learning every day as the sound, business models and audience expectations continue to evolve.​ Sharing his thoughts on X, Don Jazzy explained that the industry is in a continuous learning phase, with stakeholders adjusting to new realities and innovations. He stressed that the pace of change in Afrobeats requires openness to new ideas and a willingness to adapt.​ To illustrate the growth, he pointed to the soaring cost of music video production over a short period. According to him, a budget of 20 million naira for an Afrobeats video would have seemed outrageous about six years ago, but some artistes now spend over 100,000 dollars […]

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P.Priime: Nigeria’s Young Leading Afrobeats Producer

At just 23, P.Priime (Peace Emmanuel Aderogba Oredope) is credited for reshaping Afrobeats globally, collaborating with superstars like Burna Boy, Rema, and Wizkid. He’s won awards at the Headies and All Africa Music Awards and helped produce Wizkid’s Grammy-nominated “Made in Lagos.” Raised in Lagos, P.Priime’s early musical exposure came from his family and church, learning drums and piano. He refined his skills via the Sarz Academy and quickly gained recognition for tracks like “Gelato” by DJ Cuppy (feat. Zlatan). Afrobeats legends Burna Boy and Tems have won Grammy Awards, with the genre now dominating global charts and shows. P.Priime attributes its success to the genre’s infectious “groove” and energy. He co-judges “Next Afrobeats Star”—a major music reality show—helping discover new talent. P.Priime emphasizes authenticity: artists should trust themselves and not simply imitate established stars. With international superstars and rising […]

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Johnny Drille: My Music Never Truly Belonged in Church

Nigerian singer and songwriter Johnny Drille has opened up about his relationship with the church and how his musical path evolved beyond traditional gospel music. Speaking on the CreativiTEA podcast, the “How Are You (My Friend)” hitmaker explained that while his faith in God remains strong, he never felt his music fit into the church setting. “For me, I love God. I’m very involved in church, but I never really felt my music belonged there. Every now and then, I get invited to sing in churches, which is kind of interesting,” he said. Signed under Mavin Records, Johnny Drille noted that he occasionally faces criticism from members of the Christian community for performing in church. However, he maintained that his songs promote positive and uplifting messages. “I’ve gotten some backlash from Christians when I perform in churches. But at the […]

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Seyi Shay: Wizkid Taught Me How the Music Industry Works

Nigerian singer Seyi Shay has revealed that fellow superstar Wizkid played a key mentorship role in her career during their early collaborations. In a recent podcast interview, Shay spoke about their close working relationship, which included collaborating on her song "Crazy" and her providing backing vocals for some of his tracks. She described Wizkid as a "genuine friend" and praised his extraordinary talent, calling him a "magician" in the studio. Beyond their musical partnership, Shay credited Wizkid with giving her crucial advice on navigating the complexities of the entertainment business. "He used to advise me a lot and used to tell me how people behave in this industry," she shared. Her comments highlight the mentorship and friendship that helped shape her understanding of the music industry early in her career.

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BullGod Urges Artists to Ditch Music Videos in 2025.

BullGod, a well-known artiste manager, has stirred up a conversation about the changing music landscape in 2025. In an interview on Showbiz Review Xtra, he advised artists to move away from investing in traditional music videos, citing that they are no longer commercially viable.He emphasized that visualizers are proving to be far more effective in today’s digital world. According to BullGod, music videos no longer capture the audience's attention like they used to, and digital experiences now lead the way in content consumption. He noted, “If you go into research, even experts in the game will tell you visualizers are more effective.”BullGod also discussed the dual role of the internet in an artist's career, acknowledging it as both a friend and a foe. He called for artists to adapt their strategies to make the most of the digital age while […]

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Singer Alleges Terrifying Abuse by Diddy Amid Mounting Lawsuits.

Dawn Richard, a former member of Danity Kane and Diddy - Dirty Money, has filed a lawsuit accusing Sean "Diddy" Combs of severe abuse. Richard claims the music mogul subjected her to years of mistreatment, including sexual assault, groping, threats, and inhumane working conditions that deprived her of food and rest.Attorney Lisa Bloom revealed that Richard also witnessed Diddy physically attack his ex-girlfriend, Cassie Ventura, and tried to help her leave the toxic relationship, only to face threats of violence herself. Allegations against Diddy include racketeering, sex trafficking, and tampering with witnesses.Diddy denies the accusations, calling them fabricated, while his legal team maintains confidence in his innocence. This lawsuit adds to over two dozen allegations he faces, creating a growing legal storm around the rapper and producer.

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