Why Afrobeats will never crash – 2Baba
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The iconic singer, whose real name is Innocent Idibia, made this known during a recent interview with media personality Yaw on Wazobia FM, where he credited the resilience of Afrobeats to the new generation of artists.
Nigerian music legend 2Baba has expressed confidence in the future of Afrobeats, dismissing concerns about the genre’s possible decline on the global stage.
The iconic singer, whose real name is Innocent Idibia, made this known during a recent interview with media personality Yaw on Wazobia FM, where he credited the resilience of Afrobeats to the new generation of artists.
According to 2Baba, the influx of young, talented musicians continues to sustain and elevate the genre, ensuring its relevance both locally and internationally.
“Afrobeats can never die. If you listen to some of the young Afrobeats artists now, you will agree with me that the genre is in safe hands,” he said.
The veteran singer highlighted the creativity and unique styles of emerging acts, noting that their innovative sound and energy are key factors driving the genre’s continued success.
He specifically praised fast-rising artist Fola for remaking his classic track “If Love Is A Crime,” describing the rendition as impressive and refreshing.
“I really loved it. Soft, smooth vocals. It is amazing. The present crops of artists have special flows. I love their styles,” he added.
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