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The Death Of Good Music In Naija by Mc4larin: 9:48am On May 26, 2015 |
I don’t know whether it’s my ears or something, but the kind of crappy songs that has been oozing out these past years are highly questionable. I see most of all these songs lacking depth, lyrical contents, creative melody and professionalism. And the most surprising thing they top charts and carry numerous awards. I want to believe there could some reasons why the Nigerian ears embrace such mediocrity. I remember those years of African Queen by 2face, Olufunmi, Runaway,Table for 2 by Stylpus, Happy Day by Paul IK Dairo and a host of others. Those songs could stand the test of time, what most people call evergreen songs. These days if you don’t sing in pidgin language your song will not push. What a mess!!. An embarrassment to intellectual embodiment. Just as we needed change in governance I strongly believe that change is needed in the Music Industry. These days any Tom, Dick and Adamu can just put words together, go to some crappy studio record shit and it could be a hit. Deafen our ears with noise, what most people call “Pangolo Songs.” Sometimes when I am driving and I put on the radio, I am forced to turn it off. I fear for kids who learn so many crappy pidgin, vulgar words from those crappy songs. Many dont know that all these have some adverse effects on our kids, it’s rather unfortunate. Something must be done about this. We need good music of global standard. Music that portrays professionalism, cultural values, creativity and depth. I believe the wind of change blowing in the polity will extend to the music scene. God help us!! 1 Like |
Re: The Death Of Good Music In Naija by Mekybliss(f): 9:51am On May 26, 2015 |
Like you said. I think it's your ears 1 Like |
Re: The Death Of Good Music In Naija by ettaetta(m): 10:16am On May 26, 2015 |
Dats what sells in d music market, our musicians are only trying to please their audience. 80percent of Nigerians dont like good music, so u dont expect any artiste to sing wat will not sell. Music is business like any other product, so after the artiste has spent money to record, shoot video and promo they want to make profit. So stop blaming our musicians and appreciate them for once. If you were and artiste and u came out with good songs with meaningful lyrics and it didnt sell wont u join d trend? |
Re: The Death Of Good Music In Naija by ochestraone(m): 4:20pm On May 26, 2015 |
just as i am here trying to push my classical songs...i have tried my best with good songs to make a change.. All i needed now is to puah it to the market and hope people will buy it...we still have class in nigeria.. I am one ... |
Re: The Death Of Good Music In Naija by MrTeymee(m): 8:16am On May 28, 2015 |
ettaetta: You said it all bro |
Re: The Death Of Good Music In Naija by Moarek5k: 1:43pm On Jun 07, 2015 |
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