Olusegun Omotola Ridwan, the rising Lagos-born Afro singer and rapper, known by his stage name, Big-RBG, has just released his much-anticipated album titled Brighter Horizon. Born on September 28, 1999, the Kogi State indigene brings an inspiring fusion of Afro-hop and hip-hop to the Nigerian music scene, with his latest project focused on themes of hope, perseverance, and positivity.
In a recent chat, Ridwan shared that the album’s title represents a forward-looking perspective, urging fans to remain hopeful no matter their struggles. The album’s standout track, “iDanlelograph,” showcases his lyrical prowess and a unique sound that sets him apart from his peers.
While Ridwan’s talent is undeniable, the journey hasn’t been without its challenges. He candidly admits that the lack of industry connections has slowed down his career progression, but his passion for music and dedication to his craft remain unwavering. Looking to the future, Ridwan aims to explore more genres, including Afro-hop, and hopes for a more robust system for promoting local talents and ensuring higher production quality in Nigeria’s music industry.
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