The rising act gave a commendable performance at the Buckwyld and Breathless Disruption concert held in Lagos on September 3, 2016 with his single 'Rasheeda'.

Get to share on where he's coming from and his aspirations in the music industry.

When did you realize you wanted to take music professionally?

I realised I wanted to be a professional musician in 2006 but it was not until 2008 that I had my first recording.

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Tell us about your first music performance?

It still feels like yesterday really. I remember it was on the October 1, 2008 just a few days after my first song was premiered on Radio by my dad. The song was about Nigeria’s Independence and you know it used to be a crew thing then so we were four at the time. As a crew, we recorded and performed the song together on stage.

Do you play any instruments?

Yes, I play a few instruments. I started with the drums when I was 14 and used to play for my church, then later the piano too. Also went on to study music, so I have a good hand with most western & African musical instruments including the violin, cello, guitar, saxophone, clarinet and the African Water Pot. By the way, African instruments are amazing!

Do you have other family members that is into music professionally as well?

I grew up listening to a variety of music. My dad who was a DJ and broadcaster had plenty of records from “old skool” to what’s trending and he always played them loud at home with his speakers - From records of Michael Jackson, Kool and the gang, Angelique Kidjo, Sade, Shabba Ranks, Wyclef, 2pac, and a lot more. It became a part of my life and as I grew older I couldn’t just do without it.

How would you categorize or describe your type of music?

I’ll say I do good music. I also love to freestyle a lot, that’s like spontaneous music.

Do you write your songs yourself?

I write songs with my personal manager Richie Mullah. We always write together. Always!

Which musicians do you admire and why?

Michael Jackson, Fela Anikulapo Kuti, Angelique Kidjo, 2Baba and Asa. I’ll say they’re all legends and make a difference with their music, inspiring lots of young people to dream and believe in themselves.

What is that one advice that has seen you through your music journey so far?

Believe in yourself.

How was the feeling like performing at the Buckwyld n Breathless disruption concert?

It was an amazing experience really as it was a huge platform not just for me but for also every young artist that went on stage at the Buckwyld ’n’ Breathless concert. Big shout out to 2baba and MI for the opportunity.

Any other fond musical memories you’d like to share?

As a child, my peers always wanted to hear me sing. Most times they went as far as holding on to my Kito sandal anytime I refused to sing even while on errands by my mum.

What do you hope people take away from listening to your music?

Love, Happiness and feelings money can’t buy.

What advice would you give to young ones like you looking to take on music as a profession?

Your only limitation is that which you set for yourself in your mind. Whatever the mind can conceive and believe it can achieve. So believe in yourself.

What can we keep an eye out for? Any upcoming projects?

Right now it's just getting people familiar with me and my music.