Enugu State born entertainer, Tplay has revealed Nigerian music stars, he’d like to work with. The singer and composer, while feeding question on fellow singers he would love to work with, said Davido, Wizkid, Olamide, Flavour, Burnaboy are his top choice.
“The likes of Flavour, Davido, burna, wizkid, Yemi Alade and Olamide are major names I can’t wait to do a song with, they inspire me a whole lot. Every Nigerian artistes is making an impact in their own right with their music, but we must always acknowledge those who paved the way for the rest of us coming from behind, shout out to all everyone doing music” [media-credit id=10 width=240 align=’none’][/media-credit] Singer Tplay Reveals Plans To Work With Davido, Wizkid, Olamide, Flavour, Burnaboy
Tplay whose real names are Hyginus Ikechukwu Ezeme also revealed how music started for him, and what he would have been doing, if he wasn’t doing music; “A few things were major parts of my musical journey. I started as a producer. Now here I am Singing to the world. If I was doing music, I will be doing business, I would have been a full time businessman” he said.
On his viral single, “Wahala No Dey Finish” the energic performer shares the feelings of having ace music producer, MasterKraft on his banging tune, “Oh yeah, Shout out to my big brother, MasterKraft, for giving me a good sound and also jumping on the song. Great talent, he is, and I am lucky to have him as a friend. I am excited at the speed the song is moving, thanks to all my fans” he appreciated.
“Wahala No Dey Finish” is a dancing song that reflect on the need to have fun and enjoy life as it comes, putting aside the stress of day to day hustle and challenges of life. Produced by award winning producer cum singer, Sunday Ginikachukwu Iweke, widely called MasterKraft. The video of the song which was shot in Lagos features top Nigerian entertainers.
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