Originally Posted by funmo

I have been out of the nigerian music scene for a while. Last great song I heard was Mo sori ire by Paul Dairo before I left the country. When I heard Olufunmi by styl plus, I was so impressed that I asked my sister back home to comb the stores and get me some cds. She got me a few and I have been listening to them. My people, make I tell you, I am very impressed.

Sammy Okposo : Very talented.
Mike Aremu and his fuji gospel jazz : I was just digging it all by myself this weekend. I was on a plane and the lady next to me was wondering : is she okay ? I was just tapping and shaking.
As for styl plus, I thought that Olufunmi was a fluke, but they have a new song ' pour your wine' or something. I loved it. Just wanted someone to pour me some wine!!!
Sunny Neji ( hope I have the name right) : Great too. Am at work now , so when I get home, I will go check on what else I got , listen to them and review them too.

I think the development of Nigerian music is a great reflection on the versatility and ruggedness of artistes in Nigeria. If Nigerians can produce such high quality music under such horrible circumstances, then i believe that there is hope for the movie industry as well.
Just wanted to share. I was very impressed with the quality of music I heard.

Gracias.