Talented Nigerian pop singer “Rema” Ikubor has decided to move into the African music scene with her recently released second album “It Is”.
The "Keep Calm" pop star says the genre isn`t popular because of African music colleagues, so she needs to change it and make sure it`s sex-related.
In an interview with Apple Music, Rima said that Nigerian artistes continue to listen to foreigners who think about the genre, which is why they love African music. Affect.
“With the success of Afrobeats, I feel like we`re listening too much to the sound of the world and ignoring the sound of home. & rdquo; At the album preview in London, Rima also called on Nigerian artistes to take back ownership of their African music or else foreign artists will remake it and start the award winning format.
“We must take what is ours, have it and protect it. The more we downplay it, the easier it is for them to create it. It`s not until someone starts winning African music awards that we realize we`ve sold ourselves wrong.” His second album, HEIS, has just been released.
Ever since she came into the limelight in 2019, Rima has established herself as one of the best actresses in Nigeria.
This creative prowess is on his newly released second album HEIS, which resulted in a new competitive production.
At the album conference in London, Rima said that Afrobeats have gone crazy because people are following all over the world. Rema went on to say that this simplification makes it easier for others to adopt and reproduce the sound and even win Afrobeats awards.
"You don`t see actors acting like `Uzba.` And it met with a mixed reaction and some considered it brave. Others have different opinions about the quality of the urine.
