Davido Acknowledges the Sacrifices of Nigerian Music Icons: “What P-Square, 2Face, D’banj sacrificed for us is what we’re enjoying now” in Paving the Way for Current Success

Davido, graciously recognizes the profound impact of his predecessors, such as P-Square, 2Face, and D’banj, in laying the foundation for the flourishing state of Nigerian artists today, as he reflects on his inaugural international venture with Sony Music.


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During a recent interview, the maestro behind "Stand Strong" delved into the intricacies of his initial foray into the international music scene, recounting the pivotal moment when Sony Music extended their partnership to him in 2016.


Davido candidly revealed the challenges he encountered during the nascent stages of this collaboration, highlighting the necessity to reintroduce himself to the management team. He elucidated on the collaborative process, emphasizing the directive from Sony Music to engage with designated producers and music professionals for his debut album.


Despite the concerted efforts invested in the project, Davido humbly acknowledged its underwhelming reception, attributing its shortcomings to a lack of synergy with the selected team, who failed to grasp the nuances of African musical styles.


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Undeterred by setbacks, Davido made a conscientious decision to return to his roots in Nigeria, where he could harness the expertise of local producers who possessed a deeper understanding of the cultural essence imbued within his music.


In an introspective moment, Davido underscored the invaluable contributions of past luminaries in shaping the landscape of Nigerian music, underscoring the indelible legacies left by trailblazers like P-Square, 2Face, and D’banj. He articulated his belief in a continuum of artistic progression, predicting that future generations would reap even greater rewards from the seeds sown by the present cohort of artists.

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