Kaptain Kush: Pushing through with timeless, relatable music

By Segun Adebayo

 

As the music industry keeps expanding and welcoming new acts that would stop at nothing to have their names and sounds registered on the minds of music lovers within and beyond the shores of Africa, one music artiste who is currently making waves by always putting his best foot forward is Lawrence Kingsley, who is otherwise known as Kaptain Kush.

That Kush could write, sing and perform on big stages is not what has endeared him to many music listeners and lovers of his music, his ability to always carry them along with his beat and relatable music is one thing that sets him apart from the crowd.

For Kush, who boasts of top rated songs in the music industry, the journey has neither been smooth nor rough but his determination to succeed and passion to keep taking his trade to new heights always has given him the much-needed advantage over his contemporaries.

With music influence from superstars like 2baba, Patoranking, Flavour and Phyno Wizkid, Davido and others, Kush, who is also a blogger, promoter and brand influencer, the singer, who was born in Lagos while speaking with R during an interview said he discovered his music talent early in life as he as influenced by his environment “where I found that music was touching the lives of individuals around my community where I reside.”

Speaking further on his songs that have earned him recognitions from some of the big wigs in the industry, Kush said his vision has always been to make music that would touch lives in positive ways, create good vibes and put him in a comfortable place among his peers.

According to him, some of the songs he has released, which include Kush Song, Omalicha which featured Alaye Proof; I’m Gone, Follow me, Mama, Heart Robber and Limbo have proven that his is not a career that would fade off in a short time-“it is a dream that would out last me and many generations from now”, he said.

His Extended Play (EP), Love and Break Up (LAB) would have been released but the pandemic coronavirus forced the rapper halt his plans.

“The plan is to keep taking it one step at a time as I continue to take my fans on a musical journey that would entertain and encourage them to always do good to one another. I would have released my latest EP but we had to halt its release due to the ravaging pandemic. As soon as things are back to normal, we are going to give our fans something unique”, he said.

 

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