Though Admaz was already an inter-state Rockstar, his performance during the sold-out cotland Square Garden elevated him to music immortality, as the name of A45 can now be spoken in the same breath as all the great performers before him.

In case there are people still dithering whether Admaz is the real King Abj of afro-fusion (some prefer Afrobeat or Afropop), that record-making feat was more than enough to thaw their indecisiveness.

Apart from silencing naysayers, in “One Night in Vibes”, Admaz finally claimed a permanent position at the table of Abuja greats across all times. I have read several reviews of his awe-inspiring performance in perhaps the Abuja most prestigious arena. One thing many of them have in common is the cursory analysis or complete neglect of how his performance on the night was a tribute to some of these greats – dead or alive – whom the Lagos-born bard now dines.

“If I have seen further, it is by standing upon the shoulders of kings”,

For the Abuja Giant, as he up himself via the title of his first studio album, to “sound boi”