"I Will Love to Collaborate With Burna Boy, Davido, Duncan Mighty, Terry G ": Ogene Master Ejyk Nwamba
- Ogene singer Ejike Obiano Benedict a.k.a Ejyk Nwamba has revealed the challenges he faced with his brand of music
- Nwamba stated that many see his genre of music as local and do not give artistes before him doing the same brand of music their due respect
- The instrumentalist stated his desire to collaborate with top and internationally recognised Nigerian singers like Davido, Burna Boy in his songs
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Fast-rising singer Ejike Obiano Benedict a.k.a Ejyk Nwamba has revealed his desire to take his music career to the next level with collaborations with singers on their A-game in the Nigerian music industry.
The Ogene music crooner whose sound deploys Igbo music instruments like the sl1t drum, ogene, ichaka and others is fasting gaining mainstream acceptance.
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Nwabma noted that he would like to collaborate with the likes of Burna Boy, Davido and Duncan Mighty and others.
“I will love to collaborate with Burna Boy, Davido, Duncan Mighty, Terry G and many more. These artistes are good at their craft and very authentic. They inspire me a great deal. It will be a great honour to work with them”.
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The instrumentalist while talking about female fans harassing male singers claimed that he hasn’t had any weird experience with any of the other gender. The gifted versatile singer has stated that he loves and values his fans regardless of their gender,
"I have never had issues with my female fans. Without my fans, I will not be where I am today I don't think I have had any weirdest experience with a female fan”.
Challenges faced in the Nigerian music industry
The musician noted that the major challenge he has faced was getting people to accept his genre of music.
“The challenge I faced at the beginning of my music career was getting people to accept my genre of music. When I started out, my genre wasn’t widely recognized and accepted. Artistes before me were always seen as local and not given their due respect. I thank God that has changed."
Nwamba also mentioned another challenge on his part in making his brand of music.
"Finance was also a problem for me because I wasn’t born into riches. I had to build from the scratch without support or backing. I thank God for how far he has brought me”.
The boost to his music career
The Anambra state-born Ogene singer revealed the major boost to his budding music career. With the help of social media and music streaming platforms, his music is travelling far.
“Growing my music to the point of being verified on audiomack is a boost for my music career. I achieved the feat by making music people can vibe to. My goal is to constantly create authentic danceable cultural tunes. Music started for me in church. I also recall that we started out performing at public functions like weddings”
“I Want to Expose Ukrainians to the Beauty of Afrobeats”: Jefferey, Nigerian member of Ukrainian music band Tvorchi
Legit.ng reported that just like many young Nigerians who relocated abroad, Jefferey whose birth name is Jimoh Augustus Kehinde went to pursue further education in Ukraine but ended up going after his passion for music.
He revealed that he got into music because of his passion for it and since he had already learned the language, singing was not a problem.
Jefferey added that he found power in his passion for music in Ukraine and when he met his bandmate, Andrew, they created TVORCHI.
Source: Legit.ng
