MUSIC: HOW FAR WITH OUR LOCAL MUSIC?
We remember de days when DJs and Radio Stations no dey gree make local artiste dem feature for dem mix or playlist.
These days, na 99% local content dey everywhere.
On top dat wan, the International Community don too dey chook eye on top our sound.
Fight still dey over the title wey Western Media been give our type of music 'Afrobeats' but last last we dey de map and e be like say we go tey for dere as these tweets fit to testify...
@BiggieMonzie @Morenikeeee_ lowkey music with a lot of local language wasn't really accepted everywhere in Nigeria for a long time— ebuka (@ebuoe) January 6, 2017
@Soundcity985FM @ilowitdflo I don`t know so much about local Nigeria food BUT I know NOW more about local Nigeria music thanks to Soundcity!— Wioletta Logoletta (@Logoletta) November 24, 2016
Nigeria music beats, now are a redefined version of our local music back in the days.— NativeChild (@IamCasimir) December 1, 2016
#Digital music downloads in Nigeria hits $20million monthly, becoming the fastest and most resilient revenue source for local musicians, pic.twitter.com/rvypewgvrU— DigitalPRWIRE (@cihangroup) December 2, 2016
The only way i feel like am in Nigeria is when I listen to Nigerian music. Niqqa I don't joke with the local vibez. Shoki remix on play— Gifted (@giftedigudu) December 19, 2016
One thing I like about Nigeria is that its supply of local music is enough for the demand— Totipotent (@Sleeky_Prince_) January 29, 2017
Our international market is way more "excited" about Nigeria music than our local audience.— 🇳🇬🎵 (@GbemiEreku) April 6, 2017
You Dey Feel Our Lokal Music?
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