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Monday, November 26, 2018

Wande Coal Reminisces On His Early Days As A Dancer And Backup Singer For D’banj

Nigerian Musician Wande Coal says he’s in the process of changing his signature sound by merging the Afroswing and Afrobeats genres.






The ‘So Mi So’ singer made the disclosure in an interview with British disc jockey, Tim Westwood. The Nigerian singer recently had a sold-out show at the Indigo at the O2 Arena, London.


“I’ve been trying to get new music out, new sound. Out here (in the UK), there are a lot of beautiful producers but they are low key,” he told Westwood.

“It’s more like me trying to change my sound from what I’m used to. Its a little bit of Afroswing and Afrobeats.

“The new sound is taking me to another level where I am dropping another EP for next year. It’s good music. It’s different from what they know me for.”


Coal, also known as Black Diamond, described Afro-fusion singer, Burna Boy, as “my blood forever”, adding that he is “probably the best”.


He said: “I love him. His sounds always make me feel like ‘yo, why didn’t I do that‘. When me and Burna work together, we are in a different world. He’s a fusion of everything.”

Commenting on his growth in the music industry, Coal spoke about how he started out as a dancer for the likes of Angeliqa and Konga.

From dancing, he became a backup singer for D’banj, after which he graduated to a recording artiste.

The singer said: “The journey for me started since 2005. I was a backup singer at that time. I was a dancer before I became a backup singer and then I became a backup singer for D’banj before I became an artiste.


“I did that for three years before I became an artiste. I was just a kid; 21.

“I’m glad that after a couple of years, It has paid off. Now I can still be relevant and keep going. I never forget where I come from, so it keeps me going.”

from cable lifestyle



*This singing Business is not easy at all,its either you keep churning out hit songs or become history and retire to being a social media celeb....chei

9 comments:

  1. It's not easy at all. So he relocated to the U.K., it is well.i like him though.

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  2. Stella are you saying he has retired?lol
    I thought he is no more in existence.
    I thought leaving MO-HITS was the best decison for him,not until his music career begin to fade.

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  3. I remember him in that OGDs musical video for madam dearest, time dey fly o. WC is a talented artist but he is not that "on the scene" like some few years back. Songs like Jehovah, se like this he go dey dey, from mushin to mohits (that album Choi). Hope to see more of him, wish him great success.

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  4. He shouldn't have left Mohits or Mavin.

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    1. shut up pea brain. so he must die there? who told you he can never make it again?

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  5. I love my wande he gat the baddest voice in the game

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  6. One of the greatest musician of all time hands down...(I mean musician), you feel me?

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  7. his songs have content

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