Popular singer, Sound Sultan says his relevance till date in the Nigerian music industry is unknown to him, but he owes it to God. The singer, born Olanrewaju Fasas, who sealed his place in Nigeria’s music industry with his first commercially successful song, Jagbajantis in 2000, said this in a chat with the Punch. Sound Sultan says ‘I don’t know why I’m still relevant in music industry’.
He said; “To be honest with you, I don’t know why I’m still here. It’s not like I have any secret, I just try to stay true to myself even though the world may want you to be like everybody else.
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Sound Sultan says ‘I don’t know why I’m still relevant in music industry’
“I love making music and I have decided to stick to it while constantly giving my best. Most importantly, I owe whatever success I have achieved to God. If not for God, I wouldn’t be here. If I want to give any advice, I would say put God first and be humble,” Sound Sultan added.
This comes after the singer revealed that he gets scared when people compare him to Fela. In one of his recent interviews, he said, “I get scared when people compare me to Fela.
“Fela’s shoes are too big for me to wear. But when people compare me to Fela, it’s not like they’ll now start looking for me from the presidency of something. I’m not that confrontational.
He also opened up on some of his life’s issues, projects so farm the way forward in his career and how his father’s death affects him. The rapper, who is regarded as one of the pacesetters of modern hip hop music in Nigeria, made this known in an interview with Glitterati. Read up full gist HERE.
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