From Modenine’s lyrical ingeniuity to Overdose’s unmatched depth, Terry tha Rapman’s wordplay and Edris Abdulkareem’s clever use of pun, Nigerian rap had times that many described as the glory days. Till date, no Nigerian rapper or rap album has been able to generate the sort of wave the album obtained then. According to the fearless rapper, who was in The Guardian recently, he started writing his own rap songs and making records in 2015. This did not only help him sharpen his skill, it also built a buzz and demand that eventually birthed his much anticipated debut album, RedHOTYCECold Vol 1. According to Hotyce, Nigerian music industry is growing, as artistes are breaking new grounds both local and international.

Source: The Guardian January 11, 2020 03:56 UTC