The global village now enjoys the sounds emanating from Nigeria and yearns for more. Nigerian Artistes on their part are leaving no stone unturned in serving it hot for the global audience who have fully accepted afrobeat.
The Nigerian music industry continues to blossom with the arrival of new acts and an increase in quality and lyrical content.
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Nigerian artists have since sold out stadiums all over the world and even in non-English speaking countries as their songs have gone global, thanks to social media and various streaming services.
As the first quarter of 2023 ends, leading Nigerian musicians have begun long tours across Europe and America in a pincer-style movement that will see them rake billions of dollars for their country’s treasury.
The Nigerian artistes have continued to wave the country’s flag high on the international scene as they spread good music all over the globe
Eclais, a popular Nigerian artist, continues to rule the scene outside of Nigeria’s music industry with great representation of the culture, afrobeat to the world movement
Ego ‘Eclais’ Okere popularly known as Eclais, is from Imo State, but born and raised in Enugu, Nigeria.
Her early passion for music, particularly rap, was apparent. She finished her O’level in 2014 while attending Trans Ekulu Girls High School. Her parents supported her in pursuing an economics degree, which she eventually finished, despite her love of music.
In the wake of the success of her single of the year titled “OOUUU (Ohhhh)” which appeared on Spotify rankings among Burna Boy, Asa, Simi, and audiomack trend across all genres,
In July 2023, she thrilled the fans at the highly prestigious Afrobeats Music Fest in Toronto alongside Nigeria’s legendary duo P’square, South African superstar Focalistic, Tanzania legend Diamond Platnumz, and others.
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