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The 81-year-old singer died at his residence on Wednesday evening after a brief illness.

Under Prof. Aderinto’s directorial dexterity, the documentary X-rays the convoluted roles of women Fuji artistes, their survival journeys, the delicate ...

On 10 October 2024, PREMIUM TIMES reported that Taye Currency disapproved of fans referring to Pasuma as his ‘father’ in ...

‘‘He is a hypocrite, someone who knows how to make money but is stingy and a thief. He never lets ...

Pasuma In recent months, the furore between Pasuma and Taye Currency has generated all sorts of discussions, some bordering on ...

For fans of Asake’s earlier work, “Lungu Boy” may feel like a step in the wrong direction—a project that misses ...

The group says music is not just an art form but a reflection of our collective identity.

Kwam 1's ex-drummer of 32 years likened their relationship to that of a master and a slave.

The director and producer of the film, Professor Saheed Aderintọ, is a leading cultural historian and authority on Nigerian popular ...

The Nigerian music industry is an expansive and ever-evolving industry that provides a unique outlet for the country's creative talents

Mr Onyemelukwe says the American music industry generates more income than the Nigerian music industry because the royalties for each ...

KWAM1 speaks about the future of Fuji music in this PREMIUM TIMES interview, conducted at late Ayinde Barrister's first-ever colloquium

Sikiru Ayinde Barrister, a huge talent, was born on February 9, 1948 and died on December 16, 2010.

The event, which Fuji maestro, Wasiu Marshal, popularly called K1 De Ultimate, organised was well-attended by guests from several works ...

She has three kids for KWAM 1, who is known to be a self-confessed polygamist.

KWAM 1 says the late Sikiru Ayinde Barrister is the founder of Fuji genre of music.

Fuji: A Opera explored the music genre and its sub-culture through archive footage, costume, memorabilia, and imagery.

The musician said hip-hop requires minimal amount of money for production.

The talent hunt is aimed at developing drumming skills, Juju and Fuji music genres.

"With the release of the album, fans can be rest assured that for the artiste who marks his 61st birthday ...

Put matter-of-factly, if we adopt the traditional 'singing-dancing' template, Pasuma cannot quite dance, neither can he really sing.

Sikiru Ayinde (Barrister or Barry Wonder) died on December 16, 2010.

"Wasiu cannot rewrite the history that has been long and well established.”

In 2016, Fuji music still remains a dominant force in the Yoruba entertainment industry.

Fan celebrates Fuji maestro, Sikiru Ayinde Barrister, translating artiste's lyrics into English.