Wizkid is The Biggest African Music Export Ever While Davido is Hardworking, Free-Spirited, Singer Dreycoded

Nigerian fast-rising singer Dreycoded has said he will cry all day long if he wins the coveted Grammy for his songs The Connected singer made a list of singers he looks up to in the Nigerian music industry and gave his reasons for picking them Dreycoded also spoke on the impact of social media on entertainers’ careers and how he used it to relate with his fans.
Every singer aspires to bring home a Grammy one day as it is a reward for his/her hard work. Fast-rising Nigerian Afro-pop singer, Dreycoded, shared how he will react to his achieving such a feat. The singer who just released a single title Connected said he will be so excited that he end up crying all day. He had a brief chat with Legit.ng on his music career.
On the experience gathered in the Nigerian music industry so far, Dreycoded who was born as Sulaiman Adio Alaga shared with us some of the knowledge he has acquired. He said: Nigerian singer Dreycoded claims he will cry all day if he wins Grammy. Photo: Dreycoded Source: Instagram

“For up-and-coming artistes and even established stars, it is important to never stop working; it is equally important to connect with people, to be down-to-earth and to show respect to DJs because they are the ones who can put you out there.”
The Connected singer admitted that social media has helped many celebrities propagate their talents. He confessed that his Instagram handle, with over 65k followers has played a major part in allowing his fans to relate with his songs and him connecting with them. He claimed social media had a great impact on his career. Mostly through my social media, my best experiences are when people send me a video of them singing my songs word for word or show up when I am performing at a concert or anywhere Dreycoded, in his foray into music, has some singers he looked up to and hold in high esteem. He listed some of his musical role models and mentioned his reasons for selecting them. “The first role model is Wizkid, who arguably is the biggest African music export ever; then there is Kizz Daniel, he has a unique sound which makes him different; then Omah lay, one of the most talented artist right now and Davido, who is so hardworking and free-spirited.”