‘You can’t box me’, Olamide speaks on career transition

Nigerian rapper and record executive, Olamide Gbenga Adedeji, also known as Olamide, has opened up on his transition from an artist to a producer.

While speaking in an interview with Korty Eo, he revealed that being an artist himself helps him understand artists signed to his label.

“It’s way much easier for me being a music executive than an artist because I’m an artist. So I’ve an understanding of the needs of creatives. I know the way we think, I know the way we see things. I know when we are in an element and I know when we want to run mad. And I know when we are getting high on our supply. I know when we are getting high on the fame, life, money and success. So, it’s easier for me to deal with creatives. I try not to bite more than I can chew,” he said.

The popular rapper who stated off his career in 2010, said he cant be boxed to just one title.

“You can’t box me and call me a rapper— I love music,” he stated.