My Style Will Speak For Me, Says Musician Oludo

Motunrayo Azeez

Nigeria-born Cairo-based musician, Goriola Olumide Ajibade, a.k.a. Oludo, has expressed his intention to maintain his style in the music industry as a unique Afro musician.

The Afro musician who released a single about six months ago titled “I Pray” which has been enjoying rave review, said his primary aim in the music industry is to entertain his fans with good instrumentals, inspire them with his lyrics and promote value as well as ignite joy, to give God the best through his music.

“I love music and this can be traced to my family. Back then, I used to listen to songs of some great musicians like King Sunny Ade, TuFace Idibia, D’Banj and others, and this has really made me to aspire to be a better person and musician. But there is something unique about my style which music fans should look out for,” Oludo said.

The singer, who also just added another single, “Murda Was The Case”, said he would love to collaborate with these artistes and others like Davido and Patoranking. He is currently working on his debut album expected to drop very soon.

The Osun State born artiste is signed under the record label of BMG Records, Lagos, and promised to be with the label for a while.

He started his music career some years ago when he discovered his passion for music and has since been aiming at being the best in the industry.

He attended Ogudu Primary School Ilesha, and later moved to St. Lawrence Grammar School for his O’Levels. He came down to Lagos and travelled afterwards to Cairo to complete his education.