There’s very little mainstream mediacoverage onSmall Doctor,and we are all guilty of it. The singer is in a class of street musicians, who are either deemed too ‘local’ to receive coverage, or too ‘street’ to have fanswho come online.And although there is some bias in that,we are not wrong. Small Doctor caters to an exclusive market that ishard to track. At the start of his career, he was part of the underground street movement which serve a niche market on the Lagos mainland.His music comes from a genre that is both simplistic and raw. He speaks fromhis heart, and sings about topics that are far removed from mainstream Nigerian music.In a way, he is from the sameschool of thought that produced Olamide and Reminisce, only deeper.The two dialectical rappers have adapted the influence from the streets for a wider market, by fusing it with mainstream elements.Small Doctor is still a member of the core street movement. His most reliablefans are low-income earners, who hang around street corners, visit local dingy stores, and drinking the cheapest of alcohol. These are the people he speaksto, and they respond back with adoration.But his new song ‘Penalty’is seeking to push him beyond his traditional sphere of influence and into the mainstream.

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