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'I was g a y but not anymore', was the sentence that popped up on his @itschuddyk account raising a bit of controversy.



The tweet was made from an iPhone.



But a few hours later, the tweet was deleted with the singer stepping forward to publicly deny the 'confession'.



'Pls I need my true fans to fight for me!!someone hacked my acctâ¦.pls intervein on my behalf and retweet this!thanks', he tweeted.



'Wait till I change my password!!then u won't see G A Y tweets like that again!!after then u can belive whatever!!God will judge at d end tnx', he added.



The 'Gaga crazy' singer also attributed the act as an attempt to âbring him downâ as it is apparent he is making progress in his career.



'When u begin to make progress people try to bring u down!!! badt man no batty boi!!!', the SQN Records act said.



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The super star excitedly retweeted the news via his handle: âSony Music Africa @ SonyMusicAfrica: Superstar & Africaâs #1 Artist @iamdbanj, and @kayswitch sign Exclusive Pan-African Deal with @SonyMusicAfrica pic.twitter.com/JnliMJhGâ



âWe are really excited to be partnering up with D'Banj and his DB Records label. DBanj is undoubtedly one of the biggest stars in Africa who continues to deliver world-class hits. What we've seen from DB Records so far is an energetic mix of hot new sounds and great new artists like Kayswitch, who we believe will impact right across Africa. The recent launch of iTunes in Africa means that Nigerian fans and those elsewhere on the continent will now readily be able to access this amazing music as soon as it comes to market.â Noted Spiro Damaskinos, Director of RCA Records Africa]]> Thu, 13 Dec 2012 10:47:41 +0100 https://itembo.com/yz/blog/676/don-jazzy-talks-to-toolz-of-ndani https://itembo.com/yz/blog/676
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[color=orange]"Those days, nobody wanted their child to become a musician because they used to drink and they were wayward people. I did not want that for my child. More so, even if he wanted to do music, I said it shouldn't be outside the church but I didn't reckon with what God had in store for him", she exposed.



The high life Star and one of Nigerians finest added to his mother's story, saying that growing up was a rough journey for him and his siblings since his mother's meager earning as a civil servant was all they depended on. He added that they often skipped meals and even peddled pure water on the streets of Enugu till his success kicked in. Flavour said his determination to impress his mother encouraged him. "I saw my mum as my biggest challenge and I was ready to prove her wrong".



Flavour, a musician appreciated beyond the borders of Nigerian has two albums to his name and an ever increasing fan base. He started his promising career with drumming at age 13. Flavour like many other Nigerian Artiste are worthy ambassadors doing us proud and keeping us entertained.

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Jude, along with his siblings and family members, will lay to rest the remains of their mother Josephine Okoye on Thursday, August 2, 2012, in Ifite Dunu, Awka, Anambra.

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D'Banj, it would be recalled was recently involved in a messy separation with his former partner and producer Don Jazzy. Both artistes jointly owned the now rested Moâhit records. As countdown to the unveiling ceremony of the new record company begins, WG has it on a good authority that the record companyâs first signed on act, wave-making Davido will be launched in an elaborate and lavish party proposed for high profile Eko Hotels on Lagos Island.



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JATT tells NET the event will hold at GET arena Lekki on Sunday, July 1, 2012 by 6 pm.



Performers will include Nigeriaâs finest DJs including â DJ Humility, DJ Neptune and DJ Waxxy. Others are DJ Xclusive, DJ Spinall, DJ Caise, DJ Sose, DJ Tony Blaze, DJ Snoop Da Damager, DJ Big N and DJ Xgee.



Tickets can be purchased at Delta kitchen, The Hubs, Barcelóâs, The Place, Get Arena, Silverbird Galleria, Ouch Couture, Koko Lounge and Mama Cass at N2,000 and N10,000, for regular and VIP respectively.]]> Fri, 15 Jun 2012 21:38:45 +0200 https://itembo.com/yz/blog/654/niyola-signs-with-eme-records-joins-wizkid-skales-shyadee https://itembo.com/yz/blog/654


Another interesting development is that Niyola will also be featured on the compilation album, âEmpire State of Mindâ expected to be released later this month. The album we are told will feature 22 tracks from the labelâs acts including in-house Disc Jockey DJ Xclsuive; 18 songs with four skits from Basketmouth and production from Cobhams, Banky W, Masterkraft, Sarz, Shizzi, Spellz, Legendary Beats and Kid Konnect.



No word yet from the label or their reps on the signing, but weâve been assured by multiple sources that Niyola has been signed, and that work has already commenced on her album.

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And when no one was forthcoming with the missing item, UK rapper Tinie Tempah in a show of support refused to come on stage to perform. We're told it was a sad Wizkid that later left the concert in Tinie Tempah's car. However, a few hours later Cokobar reps called to tell the popstar the necklace had been found.[color=orange] 'Thanks to the ?#Beautiful girls that brought back the chain. @wizkidayo was NOT Robbed !!!', @Cokobar tweeted minutes after the recovery.Wizkid happily retweeted. 'Big big shoutout to @Cokobar nd the whole crew!..God bless u all big time!!!..#TeamUk!'. The show which has received mixed reviews featured the likes of Skales, Banky W, Wande Coal, Tinie Tempah and 2Kriss.



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Rumors had been making the rounds that the 'Oliver twist' singer was shot by three unknown gun men on his way from the Atlanta residence of his G.O.O.D Music boss, Kanye West, after which he was rushed to St Josephâs Hospital, where he died some minutes later as a result of complications from gunshot wounds.



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[color=orange]Having lived abroad for a while, how were you able to break into the Nigerian music industry?



It was through the grace of God. I wrote Kele Kele as a demo song and played it for some people. A very close friend of mine, Bizzle Osikoya, believed in the song and played it for couples of DJâs and radio station and it just caught on really fast. Ladies especially love it and from there I started getting some buzz. God has just been opening more doors for me ever since then.



[color=orange]You recently signed up for MAVIN records. Why did you leave your former record label to join MAVIN?



I havenât left my label. I am still signed to 323 Entertainment, which is owned by Tunji Balogun and myself. We now have a partnership under MAVIN records. This kind of partnership is very common in the United States. For example you have Young money under Cash money label, you also have G.O.O.D Music under Def Jam and so on.



[color=orange]You have four singles out, when should we expect an album?



Very soon, I am working so hard on putting finishing touches to the album. I want to show the different side of Tiwa Savage. I honestly donât think I can capture it all on one album but I want people to see a glimpse of what different genre of music I can bring to the table.



I have been blessed because my audience is very wide; I have people that love Tiwa for her ballads, some for her up tempo club songs, and some for her jazzy neo-soul songs. So now, I need to create an album that has all those elements but still has a common thread running through it from the first to the last song.



[color=orange]You are one of the few leading ladies in the music industry; do you think the Nigeria music industry isnât one which favours the female musicians?



I think the commercial aspect of the Nigeria music industry is still growing but it is growing fast and with every growing industry, new things take a while to catch on. Nigerians love female artistes and I believe we as females have been stepping out of our shell and so now there is a demand market for us. It is only going to get better for us. I have a lot of faith.



[color=orange]You are a very pretty lady, how do you deal with your male fans?



I appreciate their support. A lot of them love me more for my music and my gift and that means more to me than physical admiration.



[color=orange]What defines your sense of style?



I usually just wear what I like and feel comfortable with. I also have an amazing style team Veronica Ebi-Odeka (stylist), Debola Falana (hair), and Ify Ijeoma (make-up) that are constantly working hard to build an image that suits my music and personality.



[color=orange]You have few collabos with other Nigerian artiste, what should we expect in that angle on international scene?



I am focusing on my album right now, as it is my first. I havenât reached out to any international artiste yet. But if I have to choose, I would love to do a song with Brandy as she is my all-time favourite.



[color=orange]You are also a songwriter, who is at the top of your list to write song for?



I would like to write for Beyonce, Brandy, Kim Burnell and Rihanna.



[color=orange]Whatâs next for Tiwa Savage?



More music, videos, shows, album and just using my music as a gift for people.

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[color=orange]What inspired you to go into music?



I have always been surrounded by music growing up. My father was in the music business and retains a very special interest in it until today. Music was part and parcel of our everyday life.



[color=orange]Was it an easy take breaking into the Nigerian entertainment industry?



God has been extremely generous to me so thankfully it has not been so bad. But believe me, there were some trials. After we set up, we even considered selling it off when some offers came in. If not that there were some delays, we may have sold for like N1m. Fortunately, it was not to be and God allowed us go from strength to strength.



[color=orange]Contrary to some of your predecessors, it didnât take you long to create a niche for yourself as the don of the Nigerian entertainment and the beats master. What was the secret behind your success?



God almighty, a lot of hard work, a wonderful team, loads of practice and study of the music game, knowing what the people want, and loving what I do.



[color=orange]The birth of MAVIN signifies a new era for you. How do you feel about it?



I feel gingered and ready to work as always. Nothing stops. We will just keep working. Iâm excited because things look beautiful so far for a new company. I am the kind of person who always looks forward to what he does. MAVIN is like a new child for me and I am so excited about it. On the day we launched I could hardly even sleep.



[color=orange]There have been a lot of speculations and wild rumours; could you clear the air as to real reason behind the breakup of the record label?



Most of the things out there have been fabricated. I have not even been giving interviews until after the launch of MAVIN so where the stories came from, I do not know. There was no major problem behind the split. Dâbanj and I just decided we wanted to branch out and try different things musically and professionally.



[color=orange]The dictionary definition of the MAVIN means someone who is dazzlingly skilled in his field an expert so to say. Was there a particular reason to the choice of this name for your record label? Were you perchance trying to pass a message to your fans?



Yes! You always think hard when creating a company. You think about what beat describes you or the company or how people see you as. So MAVIN meaning genius kind of sounded sexy (Laughing) although people have been complaining that we are forcing them to read the dictionary for the meaning of the MAVIN and even Solar Plexus, the name of the new album. Everybody has his or her own unique skill in life, whatever it is you do, donât just be amazing at it, be a MAVIN at it.



[color=orange]Thereâs a fresh addition to the group in person of Tiwa Savage, a clear diversion from the all-male feel of the group. If at all an addition, why a female artist, and why Tiwa Savage?



Even at, I wanted to sign a female artiste but the opportunity never really came up. Tiwa and I have a connection musically. We work well together thatâs why she was first choice to get activated.



[color=orange]Do you have any plans to push MAVIN deep into the international market? And do you intend to go about it?



Yes we all definitely want to grow. And we intend to go about it one step at a time. Slow and steady wins the race. We are Nigerians and this is our base but African music is hot in the world right now so we must meet that demand too.



[color=orange]Where did you draw inspirations from during the creation of Solar Plexus?



Well the name itself actually came from my dad. He loves winding us with big grammar. The inspiration for the album itself came from God. I just wanted to make songs that were different from songs out at the moment production wise. Although I played with sounds not common in the Nigerian market now, I am glad itâs working fine meaning we Nigerians are now opening up our ears to alien sounds little by little.



[color=orange]Seeing as the album was created just a little while after the breakup of records, how were you able to concentrate in the midst of all the mayhem?



It wasnât easy. But I am someone that doesnât have any trouble and donât like trouble each other. I have built myself up in a way that not a lot of things bother me. There is nothing you canât achieve with hard work and prayers. I always just try and let the music do the talking.



[color=orange]Is there any possibility of reconciliation between you and Dâbanj, not only in terms of the brotherly friendship that existed between you but also to create music?



(Laughs) Who said we quarrelled? There can only be reconciliation when people have quarrelled before. We are good. We even worked together recently on the âOliver Twistâ remix and performed in New York.



[color=orange]Is Don Jazzy a musician or a producer?



(Laughs) All of the above.



[color=orange]A last word on the death of MoâHits any regrets?



None. No matter how much people call it that, it actually canât die. The great songs we made as will outlive you and I. MoâHits lives on in every one of us.]]> Tue, 29 May 2012 11:59:57 +0200 https://itembo.com/yz/blog/638/video-premiere-ekuro-davido https://itembo.com/yz/blog/638






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There had been earlier reports that a group of Cameroon-based musicians would stage a protest when Psquare who had been scheduled for a show in the West African country arrive. Reports say the artistes felt they werenât being paid enough, compared to their Nigerian counterparts.



But there were no reports of any protest as the concerts went on smoothly.



The band has now travelled to South Africa for another concert holding today.



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Last year, African pop giants Dâbanj and 2face came out tops and received a joint award prize in the same category. US rapper Kanye West leads this yearâs nominations list with seven nods, six of which are from his star collaboration with Jay Z off the âWatch the Throneâ album The awards ceremony will take place on Sunday, July 1, 2012 at the Los Angelesâ Shrine Auditorium and will be hosted by veteran Hollywood actor and âAvengersâ star Samuel L Jackson with performances from Chris Brown and Nicki Minaj.



[color=orange]Best Female R&B Artist

Marsha Ambrosius

Beyoncé

Mary J. Blige

Melanie Fiona

Rihanna



[color=orange]Best Male R&B Artist

Chris Brown

Bruno Mars

Miguel

Trey Songz

Usher



[color=orange]Best Male Hip-Hop Artist

Big Sean

Drake

J. Cole

Lil Wayne

Rick Ross

Young Jeezy



[color=orange]Best Female Hip-Hop Artist

Nicki Minaj

Diamond

Trina

Brianna Perry



[color=orange]Best Group

Bad Meets Evil

Diddy-Dirty Money

Maybach Music Group

Mindless Behavior

The Throne (Jay-Z & Kanye West)



[color=orange]Best New Artist

A$AP Rocky

Big Sean

Diggy

Future

Meek Mill



[color=orange]Best Collaboration

Beyoncé f/ J. Cole â âPartyâ

Big Sean f/ Kanye West & Roscoe Dash â âMarvin & Chardonnayâ

DJ Khaled f/ Drake, Rick Ross, and Lil Wayne â âIâm on Oneâ

Drake f/ Lil Wayne and Tyga â âThe Mottoâ

The Throne (Jay-Z & Kanye West) f/ Otis Redding â âOtisâ

Wale f/ Miguel â âLotus Flower Bombâ



[color=orange]Video of the Year

Beyoncé â âCountdownâ

Beyoncé â âLove on Topâ

The Throne (Jay-Z & Kanye West) â âNi**as in Parisâ

The Throne (Jay-Z & Kanye West) â âOtisâ

Usher â âClimaxâ



[color=orange]Video Director of the Year

Beyoncé and Alan Ferguson

Benny Boom

Chris Brown and Godfrey Tabarez

Kanye West

Hype Williams



[color=orange]Best Gospel

Yolanda Adams

Kim Burrell

James Fortune & FIYA

Fred Hammond

Trin-I-Tee 5:7



[color=orange]YoungStars Award

Astro

Diggy

Jacob Latimore

Keke Palmer

Willow Smith



[color=orange]Viewersâ Choice Award

Drake f/ Lil Wayne & Tyga â âThe Mottoâ

Beyoncé â âLove on Topâ

Chris Brown â âTurn Up the Musicâ

Mindless Behavior â âHelloâ

The Throne f/ Otis Redding â âOtisâ

Wale f/ Miguel â âLotus Flower Bombâ



[color=orange]Centric Award

Common

Estelle

Robert Glasper

Robin Thicke

Tyrese



[color=orange]Best International Act: U.K.

Estelle

Labrinth

Emeli Sande

Sway

Wretch 32



[color=red]Best International Act: Africa

Camp Mulla (Kenya)

Ice Prince (Nigeria)

Lira (South Africa)

Mokobe (Mali)

Sarkodie (Ghana)

Wizkid (Nigeria)



[color=orange]Best Actress

Angela Bassett

Viola Davis

Taraji P. Henson

Regina King

Zoe Saldana



Best Actor

Don Cheadle

Common

Idris Elba

Kevin Hart

Denzel Washington



Best Movie

Good Deeds

Jumping the Broom

Laugh at My Pain

Red Tails

The Help



Sportswoman of the Year

Skylar Diggins

Candace Parker

Brittney Griner

Serena Williams

Venus Williams



Sportsman of the Year

Carmelo Anthony

Kobe Bryant

LeBron James

Victor Cruz

Kevin Durant



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Veteran singer Sound Sultan, EME boss Banky W and the talented Chidinma rocked the house with their popular tunes. Rapper Teeto Ceemos, J-Town acts Grip Boiz, Ghanian singer Dee Moneey, upcoming rapper Phizzle and Naija Ninja act Grey C all impressed too.]]> Mon, 14 May 2012 18:39:11 +0200 https://itembo.com/yz/blog/628/goldie-says-my-favourite-is-the-missionary-style https://itembo.com/yz/blog/628


Let me start by asking what is your least favourite sexual position?



I wouldnât know because I haven't tried one that I didn't like yet, so if I did try one that I didn't like, I wouldâ¦



So what's your favourite sex position?



I think Iâm very old schoolâ¦hmmm. The missionary styleâ¦



No. Thatâs wrong. Goldie is not allowed to do it the Missionary style.



Iâm not?



You are not. You are Goldie, you are crazy. You wear all these outlandish out fits and people are supposed to go like âWhat the hellâ when they look at you.



We are really the timid ones in the end.



Really?



(Laughs) Donât get the wrong impressionâ¦(laughs) Everybody thinks Iâm this monster, let people know that I am boring.



Youâve been on the scene for a few years and then someone, for example, Tiwa Savage, just swoops in. How does it feel when you go for events and people are all over an artiste like Tiwa Savage? Do they react more because of the raunchy sexual image or the pretentious one?



I wouldnât say Tiwa Savage just swooped in. Sheâs been someone who has been doing music for a long time â¦



I mean in the Nigerian system.



You have to understand that music comes from a long while back. This repertoire is on her profile. If you see someone that has been signed on Sony Music as a song writer for five years. Someone who has done competitions, she tried to compete in X factor and you saw the pain when she was turned down. She just deserves a break, and besides, sheâs a hard worker. Sheâs talented and a fantastic person. She was around for my birthday and she was like Iâm going to come and eat jollof rice and she tweeted it âGoldie, your rice rocksâ. Tiwa is like the sweetest female artiste. You cannot hate on her. You have to love her. For all, I think she deserves all she gets.



Are you going to be doing collaborations with her?



We have spoken about it severally, weâre just looking for a subject matter.



What do you think itâs going to sound like?



I donât know, but we are just looking for a proper subject matter that would be true to me and true to her.



We hear you have a lot of money and thatâs why you have gone so far in the industry. You have got all these fantastic fashion peopleâ¦



I donât think itâs about money. I think itâs about talent and about people loving your work. There are people who are rich and have tried singing, but nobody knows who they are, so itâs not about money.



What would you say about your relationship with people in the industry? Do you think that has helped make you a bigger and more successful artiste or a less successful artiste?



What exactly are you asking?



Iâm asking if you have a very good relationship with other artistes in the industry.



Oh yes! I do. Iâm very polite with everybody. Everybody is always polite and we all understand and appreciate each other and thatâs what counts. Unfortunately, I would love to have more time to spend with people, but I donât have enough time. Throughout last year, I think I saw my dad just once. Thatâs how little time I have to spend with even my family.



What do you think about Dâbanjâs recent utterances about the âOccupy Nigeriaâ protest that went down?



Its unfortunate. You know, what I have realised is that there are lots of things that are wrong in this country and lots that are right, but unfortunately, we dwell on the wrong ones. Dâbanj interviewed our President when he was campaigning. He had his view, so did so many. Dâbanj, in his own way, is trying to satisfy his conscience. Nobody knows what he is going through, and I feel as outsiders we shouldnât judge based on what he says. I canât judge him because I donât know him or his mental stateâ¦



What would you have done differently?



Under what circumstances?



If you had to interview the Presidentâ¦



First of all, I am an artiste. I would not have interviewed the President, maybe if I was a presenter, I would, but I am an artiste and my job is to pass my message across to people through my music. My job is not to interview the president, so we cannot compare because it probably would not have happened.



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âYea, the deal is true, I can confirm that but thatâs all I can say for nowâ, Balogun told NET in a phone conversation. Balogun later explained he signed a non-disclosure agreement with the parties involved. âIâm still surprise how the news got out so soonâ, he added.



Thereâs no announcement yet from Pepsi. But an insider tells us thereâs the possibility that another Nigerian pop star will be joining Tiwa at Pepsi.



Meanwhile itâs big things popping for Tiwa who just yesterday, was announced as a new signee under top notch producer Don Jazzyâs new label outfit, MAVIN Records.



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