- Slimcase advised Nigerian musicians to take breaks and be like Rihanna
- Releasing music constantly is draining the fun and originality
- Do other things and come back with a fresh vibe
Nigerian singer Oluwafemi Oladapo, popularly known as Slimcase, has expressed concern over the growing pressure among Afrobeats artists to release new music frequently.
Eko Hot Blog gathered that Slimcase advised Nigerian musicians to take breaks and be like Rihanna, citing their release of “too many songs and albums” as the reason their sound is gradually becoming monotonous.
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He wrote, “Too many songs, too many albums. You all are putting yourselves under too much pressure in Nigeria. Take a chill pill and be like Rihanna. Do other things and come back with a fresh vibe.”
Slimcase added that releasing music constantly is draining the fun and originality out of Afrobeats.
Meanwhile, singer Omawumi has shared how music producer Cobhams Asuquo helped shape her career. She recalled that Cobhams once called her for a collaboration that unexpectedly became a breakthrough moment.
Omawumi said the song later secured a major brand deal, earning her the ambassador role for two years. She praised Cobhams for teaching her valuable lessons about vocal delivery and stage posture.
Both artists highlighted the importance of creativity, patience, and mentorship in sustaining success in the Nigerian music industry.
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