- Remi Aluko, a renowned Fuji maestro, recently discussed the significant influence of his junior colleague, Ayo Balogun Wizkid, on the Nigerian music industry.
- Aluko, a 2013 EchoRoom podcast guest, revealed that Nigerian Star Boy, who battled partial blindness, revolutionized the industry’s song recording style.
- The Fuji star revealed that songs were previously five minutes long before Wizkid aintroduced his style.
Fuji maestro Aderemi Aluko, also known as Remi Aluko, recently remarked in a video about the impact of his junior colleague, Ayo Balogun Wizkid, on the Nigerian music industry.
Aluko, a guest on the EchoRoom podcast who suffered partial blindness in 2013, stated that Nigerian Star Boy changed the way songs were recorded in the industry.
The Fuji star revealed that songs used to be five minutes lengthy before Wizkid introduced his style.
According to Remi Aluko, Wizkid decreased the duration of songs and showed other musicians that it was possible. Remi Aluko, the boss of Star Boy Records, explained his recording method as follows:
“Wizkid was the one that changed the method of recording songs, before songs used to be 5mins long until Wizkid came and made it shorter with his style.”
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Reacting to the post…
@kasound_ noted: “It was @kizzdaniel, not wiz with songs like woju, laye, mama before then we were all doing 3:50 seconds.
@offishial_monii said: “Wizkid get like 20 songs when end 5 minutes na. this man na werey”opceevibzbeat: “I don’t believe that even tho I’m a wizkid fan. Omah came in with that 1-2 mins track..”
@seantero_choko wrote: “Mumu talk.”
@iam_jemil asked: “What’s Remi saying? Wiz changed Wetin?”
@omobasatty claimed: “Na living legend Dey talk !!!!!!!!!!! we have a song together.”
@davidzy001 said: “Na Asake later turn am to 2 min gerege.”
