Why I Sing Mostly In Yoruba – Asake
Nigerian music sensation, Ahmed Ololade, popularly known as Asake, has revealed why he holds the Yoruba language in high esteem and incorporates it into his music.
In a recent interview with NewsLive Prime, the talented singer-songwriter passionately explained that using the Yoruba language in his music is a critical aspect of his creative process.
According to Asake, the Yoruba language is an important element in his music because it connects him with his roots and culture.
He further stated that given the widespread usage of the language in Nigeria, singing in Yoruba enables him to reach a broader audience, both locally and internationally.
Asake believes that music is a universal language that transcends boundaries, and often, one does not have to understand the lyrics to appreciate a song.
He believes that music is all about feeling, and his use of the Yoruba language is a crucial component of his artistry.
Asake has been making waves in the Nigerian music industry since his entry with his hit single, “Mr. Money”.
With his unique style and captivating sound, Asake has earned himself a massive following and continues to make waves on the international music scene.
Asake’s explanation highlights the importance of cultural identity and the role it plays in creativity.
His music serves as a reminder to young artists to embrace their cultural heritage and infuse it into their artistry.
