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Michael, are you really an Igbo guy because you sound like you do not know history! Can the so called billions that was lost bring back all the lives this evil man called Buhari has taken? How many fools including Uzodimna have been licking northern boots, how well did that turn out for the whole Igbo populace, if you like come outside, let the heartland warriors bullet you because to fight for freedom means leaving your comfort zone, if you can't stand in solidarity please go and stay in Sokoto cos that's where you belong!

That woman should be skinned, someone that looks like she can't afford a needle, burning up someones life, the future is indeed female!!!

Omoh, me na when I be 20, the girl na 19, so she come my studio like hoes do, dey find producer (as mini don jazzy), na so she con sit down for my lap, start dey kiss me oh, I won standa, she push me for ground, break my mic sef, she commot dick won chook raw, I start dey para, na so she dey rough handle my mallam, omoh I vex oh, I carry am throw for outside, no be me go Nack Ogbanje!

The saying, "The customer is always right" applies here, you are very free to let the producer know what you want? I'm sure there's a way you're hearing the song in your head, you are the only person that can explain it best, but sometimes you have to listen to the producer's advice, seeing as he's most likely a professional, hit me up on what's app, 07032128163 for more questions and professional Mix and Mastering services @ affordable rates.

I decided to write on this topic because of what I have noticed is the norm among up and coming musicians in Nigeria. First of all, making a good and catchy song is one thing, but also, the presentation matters. What I termed presentation encompasses many fields like social media posting, music video to go with a single and mix and Mastering. While most might feel their songs are not nice enough to "blow" is because the songs itself, sounds lifeless and unprofessional. In essence the fact that the song was mixed by an amateur or in some cases, the artist themselves, it sounds "wack", if you ask any professional musician like Burna Boy or David, they will tell you how much and how far in some cases they had to sacrifice to get the professional sound we all know and love, most up and comers in Nigeria prefer to spend on buying fake Balenciaga and Gucci than actually spending on their craft, if you're an upcoming artist, I advice that no matter the cost, it's important to pay a well trained sound engineer because that little act can go a long way in giving the artist a more professional sound and branding.