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Bullion Records’ Star GyC Poised To Make A Difference With A Billion Things

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2 months ago

December 2, 2024

Bullion Records’ Star GyC Poised To Make A Difference With A Billion Things

Nigerian music sensation GyC, whose real name is Fortune Kingsley, is gearing up for the highly anticipated release of his first EP album, “A Billion Things”, under Bullion Records.

The EP, set to drop on December 12, 2024, features five tracks: Mailo, Shayo, Woman, Kpang Kpang, and Kokan Aye, a collaboration with music legends 9ice and Eedris Abdul Kareem.

Speaking about GyC’s journey and the upcoming EP, Ambassador Olufemi Ajadi Oguntoyinbo, CEO of Bullion Records, described the artist as a versatile and dynamic talent who has redefined the boundaries of African music.

“GyC is not just an artiste; he’s a maestro. His ability to blend different genres with authenticity and creativity is what sets him apart. This EP will showcase his evolution and reinforce his position as one of the most promising musical exports from Africa,” Ambassador Oguntoyinbo stated

GyC, fondly called “The Maestro,” has made a name for himself in the music industry, starting his professional career in 2002 in Calabar.

Over the years, he has garnered significant acclaim, including clinching the FME Singer and Producer of the Year awards in 2013 and 2014.

Known for his songwriting prowess and exceptional performances, GyC has collaborated with numerous A-list artists and shared stages with the likes of Wizkid, Flavour, Phyno, Mayorkun, Kizz Daniel, 2Baba, and Olamide.

Adding to the excitement around the EP, Bullion Records’ Managing Director, Mr. Femi Elegbede Ajibola, emphasized the label’s commitment to nurturing extraordinary talent
EP marks a new chapter in GyC’s career. It’s more than just a collection of songs; it’s a body of work that reflects his journey, passion, and dedication to his craft. We at Bullion Records are proud to support him as he takes his music to a global audience,” Mr. Ajibola stated.
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Nigerian music sensation GyC, whose real name is Fortune Kingsley, is gearing up for the highly anticipated release of his first EP album, “A Billion Things”, under Bullion Records.

The EP, set to drop on December 12, 2024, features five tracks: Mailo, Shayo, Woman, Kpang Kpang, and Kokan Aye, a collaboration with music legends 9ice and Eedris Abdul Kareem.

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“GyC is not just an artiste; he’s a maestro. His ability to blend different genres with authenticity and creativity is what sets him apart. This EP will showcase his evolution and reinforce his position as one of the most promising musical exports from Africa,” Ambassador Oguntoyinbo stated.

GyC, fondly called “The Maestro,” has made a name for himself in the music industry, starting his professional career in 2002 in Calabar.

Over the years, he has garnered significant acclaim, including clinching the FME Singer and Producer of the Year awards in 2013 and 2014.

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Known for his songwriting prowess and exceptional performances, GyC has collaborated with numerous A-list artists and shared stages with the likes of Wizkid, Flavour, Phyno, Mayorkun, Kizz Daniel, 2Baba, and Olamide.

Adding to the excitement around the EP, Bullion Records’ Managing Director, Mr. Femi Elegbede Ajibola, emphasized the label’s commitment to nurturing extraordinary talent.

“This EP marks a new chapter in GyC’s career. It’s more than just a collection of songs; it’s a body of work that reflects his journey, passion, and dedication to his craft. We at Bullion Records are proud to support him as he takes his music to a global audience,” Mr. Ajibola stated.

GyC’s influence extends beyond music. His community-oriented initiatives, such as the annual GyC Street Carnival in Ikeja, Lagos, highlight his commitment to giving back. The carnival, which is free to the public, has become a cultural highlight, featuring performances from notable superstars.

With previous performances on international stages, including The Glo Rock & Rule Tour, the Annual Calabar Carnival, Trace in The City Concert, and Loud N Proud Live, GyC’s rise to prominence has been nothing short of remarkable. His recent tours in Kenya, Mozambique, and South Africa further solidify his global appeal.

Fans and industry watchers eagerly await the release of A Billion Things, which promises to be a groundbreaking addition to the African music scene. As the December 12 release date approaches, GyC stands ready to captivate audiences worldwide and affirm his place as a leading voice in contemporary music.

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Musibau Alani commiserates with K1 on mother’s death

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1 day ago

January 23, 2025

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Musibau Alani commiserates with K1 on mother’s death

Iconic Fuji musician, Alhaji Musibau Alani Comma has commiserated with his colleague, K1 De Ultimate over the demise of his mother.

K1 announced the death of his mother, Alhaja Halima Anifowoshe on Saturday, 18 January, 2025.

Alani described the late Alhaja Anifowoshe as a true mother who lived an exemplary life worthy of emulation.

He therefore consoled K1 and his family on the huge loss, praying that God will help them fill the vacuum left behind by the deceased.

“Death is inevitable for all mortals. Mama has played her part, living a life worthy of emulation. We can only pray that God grants her aljana fridaus and give the family and loved ones the fortitude to bear the loss,” Alani consoled.

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Musbau Alani: Fuji music has evolved

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5 days ago

January 20, 2025

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Musbau Alani: Fuji music has evolved

Veteran Fuji musician, Alhaji Jimoh Musbau Alani popularly known as Omokekere, says Fuji music has evolved, and is here to stay.

Alhaji Musbau Alani, who started his music career 47 years ago (1978) at Lagos Island, stated that there is a huge general improvement in the genre.

According to him, the introduction of modern musical instruments into Fuji music hasn’t just made it the most melodious indigenous Nigerian music, but has also given it an impeccable international appeal.

He reminisced that “I started with Were music in 1978, then transformed it to Fuji in 1979. In those days, we only used local drums. But there is a lot of transformation now with the introduction of guitars, saxophone, keyboard and others.”

Alhaji Alani added that some of his contemporaries were Toheeb Alamu, Comfy, Sule Akanni and Adisa Alasela, while the likes of Saka Laigbade, Ramoni Akanni, Joli Lawa, Raimi, Muyideen Asekun and K1 were his seniors.

He already has 22 albums on his sleeves, the latest one, ‘Reality’ released in 2023.

The ‘Stand well well’ crooner is still very active in the music scene, performing at different local and international gigs.

In his words, “my fans should expect more from me this year Insha Allah.”

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Afrobeat Act, Mac Sarzy Thrills Fans At MAAN 35th Anniversary With Electrifying Performance of “Lalatoroke” (Video)

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7 days ago

January 18, 2025

Sahara Weekly

Afrobeat Act, Mac Sarzy Thrills Fans At MAAN 35th Anniversary With Electrifying Performance of “Lalatoroke” (Video)

The Music Advertisement Association of Nigeria (MAAN) celebrated its 35th anniversary on January 15, 2025, in Ikeja, Lagos, with an unforgettable evening of music and recognition. Among the standout performers was the rising Afrobeats star, Mac Sarzy, who delivered an electrifying rendition of his hit single, Lalatoroke, leaving the audience spellbound.

Mac Sarzy’s performance added an exciting dimension to the star-studded event, which also saw legendary Fuji acts like Wasiu Alabi Pasuma and Sulaimon Alao Malaika receiving prestigious awards for their contributions to music. While the evening honored these icons, Mac Sarzy proved that Afrobeats continues to elevate Nigeria’s music scene with his dynamic stage presence and undeniable talent.

One of the highlights of the night was Mac Sarzy’s special moment with Fuji legend Kollington Ayinla. Captured in a heartfelt photograph, the pair symbolized the unity between musical genres and generations. The image has since sparked excitement among fans, with many celebrating the rising star’s recognition among the greats.

Speaking about his performance, Mac Sarzy expressed gratitude for the opportunity to share the stage with some of Nigeria’s biggest names. “It’s an honor to be part of this historic celebration. Performing Lalatoroke in front of industry legends and fans means the world to me. Nigerian music has always been about storytelling, and I’m proud to contribute my voice to this tradition,” he said.

The MAAN 35th anniversary wasn’t just a celebration of Fuji’s past but also a testament to Nigeria’s evolving musical legacy. With artists like Mac Sarzy delivering powerful performances, it’s clear that the industry is not only thriving but also reaching new heights.

As the buzz around his performance continues to grow, Mac Sarzy’s star shines brighter, solidifying his place as one of Afrobeats’ most promising talents. Fans and industry insiders alike are already anticipating what this exceptional artist has in store next.

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