Communications Strategist | Brand & Executive Storytelling
What does it mean to be an Alaga? Where did the concept of Alagas come from? Why do a good number of Nigerians have reservations about Alagas and some of the practices that they promote?
Olusola Adekola, a seasoned Alaga, provides some answers to these questions as we take a deep dive into the world of Alagas.
Back from our summer break, we kick things off with Benie Macaulay, a budding music producer and established Nigerian audio engineer.
Our conversation with Benie covered his past and future music projects, his take on the critique of producer and engineer tags, and more.
Our guest this week is rising Nigerian singer-songwriter, Wilfresh Iguodala. Wilfresh is behind the buzzworthy singles ‘I no like skul’ and ‘Love for you’.
We chat with him about his musical journey, his creative process, and more.
For our 5th episode, we had that “oh so necessary” legal talk with Nigerian-based entertainment lawyer, Akinyemi Ayinoluwa .
Akin talked to us about prevalent issues in the Nigerian music industry, strategies for music creatives not to get ripped off in 2018, and trends to look out for in 2018.
Our 4th episode is with Steve Babaeko, CEO of X3M Music.
Our conversation with Steve focused on his role as the CEO of X3M Music, his journey into the music business, and his advice for successful artiste and brand partnerships.
We also delve into the importance of contract partnerships and what he looks for in artistes that he chooses to sign.
International singer-songwriter, Mayowa Sobamowo (Myoa) chats about her music and collaborative process, her experience at the Hollywood Musicians Institute, what led to her working relationship with Cobhams, attending the 2016 Grammys, and her upcoming album/EP ‘Beautiful Journey.’