₦airaland Forum

martineverest:
do u think Grammy is sentimental like naija awards?....the fact that his songs aren't appreciated here doesn't mean they aren't popular elsewhere....his uniqueness of his beats works for him.check Africans that have won Grammy awards , especially Angelique kidjo,they all have unique genre of music and not the kpangolo music naija and other African modern artistes churn out

HisMajesty1:
His songs are still not popular, take Angelina Kidjo for example, her songs were popular in Nigeria all the way from her country. How many Benin republic nationales listen to Seun Kuti or even other African countries for that matter. Still wouldn't take away the fact that he probably might be a good musician.

HisMajesty1:
His songs are still not popular, take Angelina Kidjo for example, her songs were popular in Nigeria all the way from her country. How many Benin republic nationales listen to Seun Kuti or even other African countries for that matter. Still wouldn't take away the fact that he probably might be a good musician.

LZAA:
Tbf he's quite known in the jazz scenes in france

martineverest:
this is what Nigerians don't know.there are many west african traditional musicians that are popular in western Europe and they usually organise huge concerts in Europe with huge crowd of white people..some of them are Baba maal,yossou ndour, salif kaita,kidjo,Femi kuti,oumar sagbare, sona jobarteh etc..their music are usually appreciated because bid their uniqueness and high level of creativity.

ironically,most Europeans don't even know about Davido and WizKid,except africans living in Europe

Elxandre:
I personally feel his sound is outdated.
It's just like doing what fela did 40 years ago in a worse way.

Every Musician should have his unique style.
As it stands, the Fela kids have no independent identity.
Imagine him doing Affobeats with modern instrumentals and beats like the likes of Wizkid or BurnaBoy, but making sense, and singing meaningful lyrics, he might have had wide spread acceptance in Modern Nigeria.

mrrights:
#WhatiF: Seun Kuti wins the first Grammy award as a Nigerian based artist?

Mr Seun Kuti, the son of Afrobeat legend, Fela Kuti has been nominated for the Grammy Awards.
Before his nomination this year, many other Nigerian based artists have been nominated in the past with none of them winning the prestigious award.

Will Seun Kutu break the jinx?

https://whatif.ng/2018/12/25/whatif-seun-kuti-wins-the-first-grammy-award-as-a-nigerian-based-artist/

Yankee101:
I gave up on them when they supported Buhari last time

Someone who molested your father, your dad wrote hit anti- oppression songs about

Joemetry:
Where do you record bro?

TheLogicalMind:
You go win am tru tru, but na for inside dream.

mrrights:
#WhatiF: Seun Kuti wins the first Grammy award as a Nigerian based artist?

Mr Seun Kuti, the son of Afrobeat legend, Fela Kuti has been nominated for the Grammy Awards.
Before his nomination this year, many other Nigerian based artists have been nominated in the past with none of them winning the prestigious award.

Will Seun Kutu break the jinx?

https://whatif.ng/2018/12/25/whatif-seun-kuti-wins-the-first-grammy-award-as-a-nigerian-based-artist/

Ramaphosa:
I can't predict. ************* I got a startimes decoder for sale in Ibadan check my previous posts.

Iamkuttie:
on Camera bro

Joemetry:


Where do you produce your music?

Iamkuttie:
lol, i understand what u meant bro... And my answer remain the same. The freestyle u watched wasn't recorded in studio but wid only camera.

Joemetry:
You don't record your music?

Iamkuttie:
i only have one official single...
Check...
https://www.nairaland.com/4084669/nairalander-kuttie-finally-drop-debut#60921029

which ofcos was recorded and mixed in a studio,

but as for the short freestyles u watched on Instagrams, i don't record them in studio. But wid Camera.

Brunosamel:
abeg which category of music under Grammy

Boxer007:
Hi brother. Lets play a game but first, Are u man enough to suck fart out of a guys anus? You cone across handsome