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Olamide still ‘loaded’ with hits

David Olagunju
August 26, 2018
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For Olamide, understanding the music business and serving the people the right tune at the right moment remains his staying in power secret.

For artiste, who is not new to dropping hits, his latest song, Motigbana, is another strong signal to those who may have written him off, as he delivered yet another statement-making song that is currently making waves and topping music charts.

Less than two weeks after dropping his new vibe, Olamide’s fans have welcomed the song with open arms as they rated their star as the king of hits, who never gets tired of creating magic with his songs.

What makes Olamide’s songs special is the creative dance steps that usually come with each song. Just like Shakiti Bobo, Shaku Shaku among others, Motigbana comes with a special dance step that is already penetrating the Nigerian music space.

Speaking on his new song and the expectations from his fans, Olamide, in a brief interaction with R, revealed that he was aware of what the people expected from him, hence his decision to keep delivering.

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On the new dance step, the father of one said every song comes with its vibes and dance steps, adding that “When I drop any new song, I want to create dance steps that people can relate with. I love relatable songs; I love to carry my fans along.”

Asked if he was getting tired of music after news emerged that his engagements outside music appeared to be taking much of his time, Baddo, as he’s fondly called, was quick to dispel the rumour, saying “I am still loaded with hits. You only need to imagine the number of hit songs that I am yet to drop,” he said.

With more than three studio albums to his credit, Olamide said he might yet drop another album. Though he would not reveal when the rapper confirmed that he had begun work on his new album and he would drop it when the ‘street’ is ready for it.

Olamide, who goes by the moniker, king of the street, also hinted that this year’s Olamide Live in Concert (OLIC) would come with a touch of difference, as he disclosed that plans to make OLIC 2018 memorable had begun.


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