Contrary to all the fictitious stories making the rounds, the figurehead of Nigerian Afro beats D’Banj is still the rave and crave of any fun loving audience or crowd. Rumors had it that D’Banj fell from stardom after separating from the mohits crew and since has lost his mojo for making good and entertaining music.
D'Banj' showed himself at the nothing hill carnival, where he performed alongside may 7 and the duo kept the carnival spirit going.
As an entertainer, D'Banj treads the line between suave and rambunctious with ease:
perhaps mindful that not everyone present is aware of his seven-year career before Oliver Twist.
As an entertainer, D'Banj treads the line between suave and rambunctious with ease:
perhaps mindful that not everyone present is aware of his seven-year career before Oliver Twist.
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| Dbanj performing at the nothing hill carnival |
from the call-and-response of Why Me to the lovelorn Scapegoat, and D'Banj bridges the gap between his more lilting, organic songs and his recent tougher, trancier dance-floor anthems with ease .and with the show's culmination in Oliver Twist, this is stellar proof that an international hit can be engineered with ease if based around a resonant, inarguable statement such as "I like Beyoncé". or anyother genuine phrase right? ilove d guy sha.....
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