Cobhams Asuquo Interview On Rhythm FM's HolyHolla[@HolyHolla]

Cobhams Asuquo in this Very Inspirational and insightful Interview On Rhythm FM's HolyHolla Talks about His Life,Family,Career and His Relationship with Bez,Asa and How Dirty The Music Industry can Be Among Others...




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Toolz's Interview With Superstar Rapper Wale

Superstar rapper Wale stopped over at the studio to speak to Toolz,and they had a very interesting and honest conversation.


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[Interview] : McEva's Exclusive interview with Davido on e/30radio

One of Nigeria's/Africa's best radio shows 'e/30radio with McEva on exclusive interview with Davido
All top music artistes are scared to fall to the bottom..i like my women with big bum
i own HKN Music and lots more

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[Interview]: E/30 Radio!!Exclusive interview with Jaywon [Download]

Exclusive interview with Kennis Music Finest ‘JAYWON’....Jaywon talk everything about Goldie-

Jaywon talk about music artistes cant mess with the government

Jaywon – “EME and MOHITS records had no genuine contracts”

Jaywon – “BankyW and CapitalFemi are the best R&B music artistes of our time

Jaywon – “I’m unveiling my own record label this year but still going to work with kennis music team” And lots more

On our docu-art get to listen to Africa’s Grammy award winner – Miriam Makeba e/30radio is proudly powered by McEva Media  follow us on twitter- @mcevamceva

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WadupNaija Presents 'Hot99.5Fm Interview with Endia'[@Endia_Official]

Endia, A member  of the Movement Known as 'Grip Boiz' .I call them the Superhuman Team which consists of Endia , Yung L, J-Milla & ChopStix

Endia is the original Owner of 48 ,Which Has to its Credit 94 Covers....The song is presently Enjoying  constant  airplay, and all round buzz in the industry.Here is the Exclusive HotFm interview with Endia.....Listen and Enjoy!!!!! 



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[Interview]: E/30 Radio!!Exclusive interview with Dj jimmyjat[Download]

Dj jimmy jat talks about how wizkid started music at age 11 in surulere dbanj will someday soon do a big hit with don jazzy talked about fela and lucky dube (fela is far better than lucky dube)  the music industry is the major thing in nigeria entertainments Tiwa Savage and T billz and lots more on e/30radio...Listen and Download!!!!

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[Interview]:Goldie's husband, Andrew Harvey, opens up about the late singer

Goldie's husband opened up to Thenetng.com. Read the interview below... 

It would have been disappointing if drama did not follow her death. Goldie, the unpredictable Goldie is pulling surprises even in death.

Just last night, a man believed to be her husband emerged, posting intimate pictures on Facebook, sharing same on her twitter handle, and engaging with several curious fans (he even issued a warning to Prezzo, the man many of us have come to know as the late singer’s bonafide partner).

There were rumours she may have been married or involved with an expatriate, but no one could confirm during her lifetime. But what was hidden for years tore the lid and came out last night, with the startling revelation by the man whose name is Andrew. Andrew Harvey.
While still mourning his wife and preparing to come to Lagos, he was kind enough to speak exclusively with Nigerian Entertainment Today…

So sorry about your loss. And so sorry to be contacting you under this circumstance. Nigerians are shocked to discover, through your FB post, that Goldie was married. I’m wondering if you’ll able to give me more details, and if we can have your permission to print some of the photos in the folder ‘Memories of my darling wife’?

You may print the photos, as for the details it really depends on what it is you’re looking for

 Thanks Andrew. Just to clarify a few things

Like?

When did you wed her? And were you still married as at when she passed yesterday?

We wed in December 2005 and were very much married when she passed indeed I was talking to her on arrival in Lagos before the fateful event

I see you moved back to England. Do you have another family?


I work in Malaysia, we have a private home in UK, I do not have a second family

Also did you have kids together?

No kids, we were planning this year

There had been speculation for many years that she was married to an ‘oyinbo’ man. But no one could lay hands on anything. Why did you keep it a ‘secret’?

Our private life is nothing to do with work life, there has to be a balance

How did you hear of her death? I found out you last saw her in December?

I was talking to her on arrival in Lagos before the fateful event

How did you meet her? She must have been very young…

I met her at a friend’s leaving party and fell in love straight away, but had to work hard to persuade her I was genuine

So you will be planning to come here for burial rites…

Yes I have applied for visa and shall come next week

But how did you manage the Prezzo drama?

Prezzo was part of BBA game, just like in the movies, there was nothing to fear

But funny it dragged way beyond BBA

It dragged because the media dragged it, other wise it would have died naturally. Prezzo will say anything to get attention

Do you think he fell in love? And did you ever think Susan liked him for a minute…?

People fall in love and it’s not impossible to love more than one person, but there are different levels. She liked him initially, but began to despise him and distanced herself as he tried to use her she complained he was very manipulative

How did you come about your alias ‘Oyibopeppay?

Oyiiibopeppay is a name used in the villages for white man getting burned in the sun. I used to work in the bush erecting BTS for MTN and Glo

You have direct access to her password? The memories album was posted on her twitter. Or you requested for an admin to post?

I am an official admin. I don’t need any password but my own. It was authorised by Goldie

One last question: so much speculation on cause of death. I see from your facebook timeline that you’ve followed the reports. Have the doctors/family/label told you what the cause of death is?

An autopsy is being carried out and we will await results. The rest is speculation and hearsay

And did she have any medical condition?

She had no medical condition,

Is it true she was in India recently?

She was in Malaysia, we spent Christmas together away from prying eyes

What will you miss most about her?

Everything, she was the most beautiful person I ever met, no moment was wasted. Sweet, intelligent, sexy and a magnificent cook!!!!

And she was a determined young lady…

Very. That’s what I liked about her

Are you originally from England? Was she officially a citizen of your country by marriage? Or that was not concluded?

I’m from England and was processing Nigerian citizenship before I was transferred to Malaysia. Of
course she was citizen of UK before we met, she lived and schooled there

She was indeed a star, as I’m sure you’ve seen from the tributes coming from far and near. 
 Even the BBC and Billboard recognise her star

Yes we saw it on BBC news tonight. It is a devastating loss, but I support just as much wherever she has gone to.

May her soul rest in peace

Exclusive Wadup Naija Interview with Soul E Baba

Popularly known worldwide as Nigeria’s King of Soul Music, Soul E Baba was born in the oil-rich (Delta) region of Nigeria.
 
  His musical career started at the young age of 8yrs when he was known to open crusades for his father. At 13yrs, he joined a group called ‘Honey Voices’ and went on to start a group called ‘Soul Brothers’ alongside ‘Soul T’ and ‘Soul D’.
 
   At the teenage age of 21, he signed a record deal with ‘Colossal Entertainment’ from whence his first album titled ‘Naija Is Blessed’ was released with his hit song being ‘Soule Baba Dey Here’.
Soul-e has created a niche for himself in the Nigerian music industry with his unique and smooth voice as well as dynamic performances which as hell touches your soul.
He has various albums to his credit.

What are your fullnames?

My names are Emmanuel Okose

Where is soul E From?

Am from Delta

At what point in life Did You Decide to take on Music Production as a Career?

Been singing when I was 8 years old wrote my first song at 12 become an household name at 21 so I came into the industry in 2005


Is there any particular incident that made you decide to venture into music?

Am a soul singer my music is made for souls that's my vision I want to be a blessing to my followers


You Have Been Off The Sceen For a While,Any Reason ?

Well i have been working and just trying to put all the things in places..So am here and am back and better

How Would you describe your style of music production?

My kind of music is Gospel and inspirational

What does the Name Soul E Connote?

Soul E the E stands for the my name Emmanuel and the soul stands for the kind of music I do

In an industry where competition is rife,who are your role model?

Am not in the industry for competition my role mode is God and the holy spirit

How many album do you have to your credit?

I have 3 albums the fourth album will be out next month February

Could recount your most embarrassing experience with a fan?

The time I went to ghana the love was so much that I just had to run back to my hotel

Looking @ urself now would you say its a little boy's dream playing out in reality?

I am bless rite now going around the world the lord has been merciful

What your Unique. Selling point?

My voice is my selling point

If It wasn't Music..what other profession would you have opted for?

Nothing..I was born for this

What should your fans be expecting from you soonest?

Great the album will be out next month and the video will be out in few days but for now the video is online Download

Wadup Naija Interview with K-Solo[@obaksolo]

He was born December 24 1980, and christened Solomon Oyeniyi (K-Solo). Hails from Ada Ikirun Local Government Area of Osun State, Nigeria.

He is a graduate of Electrical Engineering, at the Ilaro Polytechnic, Ogun State, Nigeria. With the intentions of going to the United Kingdom to gain his Masters Degree on Film Production.

He Started is Music Career at a very tender age most definitely in the church playing the local drums. Soon after he finished schooling, he got a Scholarship to go study music which he has always loved and passionate for, even though his parents were not in support of him taking it as a career he still went on............  Y'all Should enjoy this exclusive interview with K-Solo...Leggoo!!!!!!



What are your fullnames?

Solomon Oyeniyi

Where is K-Solo From?

Was Born in Lagos and an Indigne of Osun State, Ada Local Govt

At what point in life Did You Decide to take on Music Production as a Career?

Have started music at the very early stage of my life but after Graduating as an Elect Elect Student of wich God used music to fund my school. So I took it professional at that time. Now 13years doing music.


Is there any particular incident that made you decide to venture into music?

 There was never any incident, just the full love of music made me venture and at d early stage I took it for joke before it started fetching me money.

How Would you describe your style of music production?

I do strictly POP music. Don't mistake it, Check the meaning of POP music( Popular Music). Music that are widely accepted by various and numerous people of all category. So every song I do has an effect on General Masses day to day lifestyle.

What does the Name K-Solo Connote?

King Solomon.

In an industry where competition is rife,who are your role model?

Three Major People Internationally and Just 1 in Africa. Internationally is R.Kelly, Dr Dre & Wyclef. Africa is Paul Play Dairo.

How many album do you have to your credit?

 Have released 3 Album so far :- Ur Way Album, Ur Way Reloaded Album & Mr Pedigree Album. It takes a little much like Studio Booking, Producer, mixing&mastering engineer,PR,Marketer&media. Each are big and broad on there own ways.

Its No news that your the musical producer behind acts like Timaya,klever jay e.t.c...What's Your secret?

Mainly I Really don't know Physically speaking, But I believe its God because I never had an official Training for what I do... Man Make Plans But God Disposes.

2012 was a year of controversy for you...Can U Pls Clear The Air?

 There's really nothing to say, but  I'm a human being, so I am entitled to have my own emotions and and issues. But people should learn to mind their business. Bankers and other professionals go for divorce, but you will never see it on the pages of the newspapers.  

   And they also marry , but men should marry a woman who will aide Greatness and Success to there Career, like you  all know that have maintained a cool key Untill the Strange Woman Arrived  my World and tried all she could physically and spiritually to collapse my Empire. But any Foundation not Put by God will fall, with dis I double belive God built my Foundation. So in all she's My Past and the Son she says she has for me will surely 1day maybe even 20yrs 4rm now will find his Father but sad he might be in 2nd Class due to his Mothers Lifestyle.

   Yet Let people keep talking while k-solo continue to make money. As far as I'm concerned, Nigeria has bigger problems that we all need to focus on. We have issues of oil, flood, kidnapping, Boko Haram and all that. We have the Niger Delta and amnesty issues to deal with. I'm surprised people are still busy talking about whose home is breaking up and whose home is not breaking up. As far as I'm concerned, I'm living my life happily. Am sure her  son is happy where ever he is Life is about ups and downs. People get married and divorce for reasons best known to them, so people should celebrate the main reason they knew the name K-SOLO.

Could recount your most embarrassing experience with a fan?

 I got a female fans that sent her Boobs Marked I Love K-SOLO.

Looking @ urself now would you say its a little boy's dream playing out in reality?

Yes I swear, thank God am learnered, so I could make money out of the little dream.

There are speculations that most celebrities are snobbish,Are you also a snob?

 Kooo Jooor, I read my pings, I reply tweets, I host fans occasionally.

What your Unique. Selling point?

Don't really know how to say this, but Beauty Lye's In The Eyes Of The Beholder. I simple convey the Gospel of Reality.

 It wasn't Music..what other profession would you have opted for?

 Would love to be a Doctor though I graduated as a Elect Engineer. But if am not doing Music will be doing Music.

What should your fans be expecting from you soonest?

Hehehe....LOBATAN ALBUM Dropping 01-02-03. My 1st Solo Album No Collaboration.

Any last word for your fans?

 I don't have Fans yet everyone is my Friend for now till when I become a R Kelly I can now have fans. So keep loving k-solo signed album and other good Nigeria musics.

Wadup Naija Interview With Capital F.E.M.I

    Capital F.E.M.I born FEMI ADEYINKA is an accomplished and versatile R&B vocalist and song writer. He is currently signed on to Kennis Music with whom he is set to make a huge statement in the Nigerian and International music scene.

FEMI came home to Nigeria in October 2009 with a song titled NEVER FELT A LOVE and a lot of fire burning in his veins to conquer the Nigerian market. Since then he has collaborated with Eedris AbdulKareem in BABY I GOT IT (money,money,money)

FEMI has had the privilege of opening for and to share the same stage with internationally known artistes such as 2FACE IDIBIA, STYLE PLUS, SUNNY NEJI, AND NE-YO to mention but a few in the United States.He Was also one of the First Nigerian Artiste to have Featured Akon…..

His dedication to his music has been evidence by his incredible performances. FEMI believes that to have a global impact, you need to have a home base and this has inspired him to come back home to his motherland, Nigeria to build from base up. Femi is blessed with a powerful soul voice and has got what it takes to be successful in the mainstream market.

He recently Dropped his Debut Album ‘The Year Of R n B’...Trust Me,’That Album Is On Point’…..

Recongnise a real Talent When You See One!!!!!!!!!!

What are Your Full Names?

OluFemi Oladipupo Adeyinka

 Where are You From?

Originally From Ogun State Abeokuta North. Born in Lagos

Can You Recall What it was Like Growing Up?

Growing up was good, being the son of a pilot had a chance at an early age to travel. 

How Did You develop Your passion for  Music?

 Always had a passion for music, it started for me as a dancer and has time will tell I found out that I had a voice. Did a few things along the way to nurture my voice and presences as a vocalist.

At What Point Did You Decide to take up music as a profession?

 I decided to take as a profession in my early year in College in the States.  It took a while 4 me cause I started of in a few groups n as things came along different obstacles and opportunities I then decide 2 be a Solo Musician. 

What your genre of music?

My Genre of music is good music but my forte is RnB.

 

Knowing that your kind of music finds it hard penetratin easily into naija market..:How Has It Been?
 
I don't believe the genre of good music is heard to penetrate. Good music is all over the place I just feel that my forte RnB is still looked as only such artist like JOE, R kelly and so on are the one we sometimes rather hear it from. Why not support our own who does it as well. Nothing worth having is ever easy.  Am keeping in my lane, cause I know years from know. The question will be how did you do it.

Which record label are you signed to?

Am currently signed to Kennis Music

The Year Of RNB the Album is officially Out...How is the Response?

 The response to the album has been very nice. You know everyone is a critic 'LOL' but that's the beauty of our industry and with all the critics it has been a good one.

Looking @ urself now would you say its a little boy's dream playing out in reality?

  Its only the beginning of the dream and with God's favour the rest will unfold. 

There are speculations that most celebrities are snobbish,Are you also a snob?

 To each his own, am not a snob though... You never know its a fun world someone out there might think I am. 

What your Unique. Selling point?

 My voice is my selling point

Who is your role Model and Why?

 My Dad is my role model, he's a very hard working man and has a heart of gold. Musically a lot of amazing male n female vocalist in and out of my time.

If It wasn't Music..what other profession would you have opted for?

 Entertainment is it for me, I see myself later on more on the behind the scene where all the work is.

What should your fans be expecting from you soonest?

 The fan will see the Capital FEMI Brand establishing its self more. Videos, new music n features with other musicians.

Any last word for your fans?

 Thank you to all my fans and Happy New Year.

Wadup Naija Interview With Phyno

Azubuike chibuzo Nelson.a.k.a Phyno,Eastern Hit Factory Giant…A force to reckon with….Well, just incase you are racking your brain cells about who Phyno is, Here is a quick one!

Phyno  is actually one of the ghost writers  of some AfroHipHop finest tunes you hear today. It's no surprise that his first single ‘Multiphy Remix' Which features the crème de crème of  Naija Music Industry which got instant recognition

He released another single ‘GHOSTMODE’ Featuring Olamide and it got resounding recognition

He is a singer, a songwriter,a Producer. He's fresh. He’s smooth. His flow is off the hook. His lyrics are tight with the fusion of Ibo Dialect and his acts and swag is sure on point.

He’s a musician and entertainer to the core.

Yes, recognize a real talent when you see one.

What are your Fullnames?

Azubuike chibuzo nelson.

Where You From?

Anambra state

Can you recall what it was like growing up?

It was fun growing up.. I grew up in Enugu state in the Eastern part of Nigeria.


How Did You Come about Your Nickname Phyno?

Phyno.. Phenomenal.. That where the name was gotten from.. Way back in secondary school.

How Did  your develop  passion for music?

Its been in me From day1.. I started production professionally at the age of 16.. So thats to tell you how long its been..

At what point did you decide to take up music as a profession?

 In 2007/2008.. After I was done with my IT (industrial training) which I actually did in The studio..

Do you have any album yet?

No album yet.

Which record label are you signed to?

Sputnet records/ penthauze

What your genre of music?

Afro hiphop fusion

There are speculations that most celebrities are snobbish,Are you also a snob?

You decide What You call me.. For me.. Am not..
 
If It wasn't Music..what other profession would you have opted for?

Acting or business (igbo money$) lol

GhostMode Was Off The Hook..What's the secrete and Why did You choose Olamide for the track?

Its an indigenous rap music.. Olamide is the perfect one for the song.. Besides.. Am a great fan of ola..BADDO!!!

What your unique selling point?

In the goody bag.. Lol.. My dialect I guess..

 
Who is your Role Model,And Why?

Jayz, kanye, M.I, illbliss, Naeto c.. They all inspire and motivate me through their lyrics..
 
Looking at yourself  now,Would you say it’s a little boy’s dream playing out in reality?

Sure it is..

What should your fans be expecting from you soonest?

 Few more singles,and videos then the album..

Any last word for your fans?

I luv you all.. you guys rock. God bless u all..

[Interview] : Omawumi Explains Bottom Belle, Kokoma as She Drops Stay Alive

One of Nigeria’s prolific singers, Omawumi is no doubt doing well in her chosen career and doing Nigeria proud. Not relenting on her oars after the great success recorded by her last single, Bottom Belle, the singer spoke exclusively to Seun Apara few days back  concerning her oncoming new single that will dropping before the end this month, her performance at the CAF event and meanings of Kokoma & Bottom Belle that has caused heated arguments in different quarters.  

What should be our expectations regarding the new single you are about to drop?

 I have always been very unpredictable. I at all times put out what marvels the people. The way to do it with our music industry is that when you release a single, you release another single that sounds like the first one, so that the leverage that you have from the first one will carry on, but that's not my style. My style is to make good music because I am a music lover. Anytime I enter the studio, I deliver anything that comes to my head as long as it is good music. That's how I have always being. Now that people have heard 'bottom belle', don't expect to hear another highlife song because before 'Bottom Belle', you heard a 70's classic song called 'If You Ask Me'. So if you are expecting to hear something like Bottom Belle, I'm sorry because it is something totally different.

What do you intend to achieve with the new single?

Well, my new track called 'Stay Alive’ (Jeje Laye) is still a build up to my second album, but what I hope to achieve from it is the gospel of the music, what I am saying in the song. What I am saying in the song is you need to just relax and take things easy because some people don't. Every day, you see people trying to acquire wealth or get to a level where they can forget their troubles. But the thing about it is that you just need to slow down a little. As long as you have the basic requirements of the three square meals, try to stay alive and be concerned about your well being before you concentrate on acquiring wealth.

What is the title of your track?

What could you remember from your recent performance in South-Africa?

 It was a fantastic opportunity and I didn't believe that I will get that kind of leverage that I got. I performed alongside Mafiki Solo, a very big band in South Africa. I admire their music and for me to have the opportunity to perform on stage with them, is a big thing for me. I remember I used to save 1,500naira to buy their CD because they don't sell their CDs in the normal market. It was a privilege to me and aside from that, to be able to perform in the presence of the president of South Africa, CAF president and other big shots.

What do you think makes your music different from other artistes?

Well, I think it has to do with God. I can't attribute anything to myself. Sometimes, I might wake up and tell you this is how I'll do my music to come out good, but I realize it doesn't have anything to do with me. It is just the hand of God in my life because I am not the best vocalist in the world nor in my country but when I come out and I sing, there is a kind of respect and acknowledgement that I get. My music is relatable, it has nothing to do with me, it’s just the hand of God.

Basically, when are you releasing the album?

I was tempted too by my manager, Mr. Sundeay Are. He was troubling me that I must release an album, but the thing about it is that I feel my fans and listeners deserves a lot more. It is not that he doesn't want the best for me, he does, but I need to be able to bring out something fantastic. All I am begging for is a little time, my album is almost ready. Now it might get to the stage where all the songs in my album are going to come out free of charge, but I just need time to be able to pass the message I need to pass across because they are only like a few channel for people to get my messages or get inspiration. In Nigeria these days, not many people talk about what really happens in real life, now I have the opportunity to do that. So, I need a little bit of time because there is a message I am passing across.

Your videos come with different interpretations, what should we expect from this new one?

I can tell you that it's going to be different. It is just a total interpretation of who I am.

Basically, the word ‘Kokoma’, what does it mean?

I came back from America with my daughter when she was about two and half months or three months. My mum was with me for about four months to take care of the baby. When my mum was with me, I used to sing 'Omawumi's baby, Grandma Warri's baby, Grandma Lekki's baby', and so on. Kokoma is like a drum beat or dance style of highlife that could be related to Ghanaian highlife in the 60's or 70's. When my mum cooks, that's what they sing- 'kokoma, I stand by, Adebisi Konga'. Adebisi konga is the name of a guy that used to play drums, his name was Adebisi, but we call him 'Adebisi Konga'. Then before I released the song, my mum used to sing the song. When the producer of 'Bottom Belle' called me that he's taking the song to Flavour and that he needs me to come out with something different because Flavour will surely bring in his own style. We did it and the song became a hit. Now, a lot of people enjoy the music, from six months to 10 years old. That's satisfaction to me.

What is 'Bottom Belle' itself?

Bottom Belle! I get tired of answering that question because everybody has the idea that it might be the bottom of the belle. The song was originally done by Victor Olaiya. I got ideas from him and a couple of other artistes. Basically, I wrote it in my concept because it was released in the 60's, 70's and then bell bottoms were in vogue. A woman will tell me buy me bottom belle, give me bottom belle to cool my heart. Then the in-thing was bell bottom trouser. So when they tell you give me bottom belle or buy me bottom belle, it means buy me bell bottom trouser, so that I will feel among and be happy. Bottom Belle in my own concept means going the extra mile to make your woman happy.