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Drilly on the Music, the Business and What Comes Next 

Drilly Nigerian Music Producer

What began with playing piano in church eventually led Abatan Eniola, professionally known as Drilly, into music production, with credits on records like Kummie and Lojay’s Gorgeous and Kummie and Phyno’s 5AM. As his catalogue grows, so does his understanding of the business behind the music and the possibilities beyond production. Afro Soundtrack sat down […]

Seghabeatz Says Nigerian Producers Deserve More Recognition 

SEGHABEAT PRO

From Shoday’s Money and Caution  to My Sunshine,  an original soundtrack for Funke Akindele’s film The Four: No one fights alone. Adesegha Adedayo Olorunfunmilola, professionally known as Seghabeatz, is a Nigerian producer whose journey began with playing instruments in church before evolving into music production. With a growing body of work and a love for […]

Darozi on Building a Sound That Outlasts Trends

Darozi

From creating records like Prodigy and Ten minutes by 6uff, Michael Elomba, professionally known as Darozi, is establishing himself as a producer with a sound that’s impossible to ignore. In an industry where trends come and go, Darozi is focused on creating music with a distinct identity and building a catalog designed to outlast fleeting […]

Can Gospel Music Make Room for Something New? Holy Drill Thinks So

Daniel Okoli popularly known as Holy Drill

The producer behind worship anthems like Yeshua and Promise Keeper, Daniel Okoli, professionally known as Holy Drill, has carved out a distinctive space in Nigeria’s Christian music scene, bringing the intensity of drill into worship in a way that feels both bold and deeply spiritual. Over the last few years, he has pushed the boundaries […]

AfroSelecta-BBK Had the Attention, Then He Learned What Success Really Meant

AfroSelecta-BBK

David Bababikoi, professionally known as AfroSelecta-BBK, has quietly built a reputation as one of the creative forces shaping Nigeria’s evolving hip-hop sound, with co-production credits on ODUMODUBLVCK’s Dog Eat Dog Parts 1 and 2. The Abuja-based producer, sound engineer and animator isn’t chasing the spotlight. He’s focused on building a body of work that speaks […]