Vocal Engineer and Producer, Ezra Enesi Onozutu has revealed that, he will open a music academy to accommodate the population yearning for a music education.
Stating his intention which is to better the industry, Onozutu said, Nigeria’s population was growing astronomically, and there was a need to fill the gap in the music industry.
I’ve always wanted to be a Producer, but I started somewhere, and today I’m living my dream, Ezra said.
I believe that an academy can help groom talents to its full potential, and when I start, it could train over 100 persons annually.
We are looking at an academy that cuts across divides, whether you are a Muslim or Christian, so long as you are into music.
The institution will give guidance and direction to top Artists, promoters and Producers to showcase their talents, with world class music instructors, Ezra concluded.
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