Covering another artist’s music is usually a test of versatility and range for many artists. Covers are a crucial element of the music industry; not only do they help test and broaden an artist’s talents, covers can also help smaller artists with discovery and help renew interest in an already popular song. In the Nigerian […]
Covering another artist’s music is usually a test of versatility and range for many artists. Covers are a crucial element of the music industry; not only do they help test and broaden an artist’s talents, covers can also help smaller artists with discovery and help renew interest in an already popular song. In the Nigerian music scene, an artist typically turns to covers for a variety of reasons. From creative exploration to marketing material, covers have been leveraged in many ways by both upcoming and established artists.
In this article, we take a look at 8 times a Nigerian artist has done covers.
this is my missing verse on animashaun. please tag @iam_Davido @yondamusic
#agoodtime #AGoodTime pic.twitter.com/3g1rbM0Qhu— YKB (@ykbonly) November 26, 2019
https://twitter.com/bnxn/status/1616435979396714497?s=46&t=pXPByxRBh8EAvGA2qlFmOQ
https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp_-ud-odpt/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
Blaqbonez on Kizz Daniel's fuck you challenge wasn't regular… Thing off me pic.twitter.com/V8YSiss1yi
— Ibe (@maziibe_) October 31, 2019
https://twitter.com/BoySpyce/status/1374861075703721984?s=20
https://twitter.com/iKON_LVN/status/1634924599723937794?s=20
I really love the “brown skin girl “ instrumental !!!❤️ ,new music on the way ⚡️ pic.twitter.com/SYstfseROl
— LAVIDA BOY (@Joeboy) July 31, 2019
Gucci gang freestyle by rema
Edoboy pic.twitter.com/wsymQELAcO— iam_stevejobs_james (@IgumaSteve) May 23, 2019