“I Almost Quit Music,”

• Lekan Osifeso, identified as Lojay, is a typical Nigerian singer.
• He shared his early struggles within the music substitute during an interview with Punch.
• Lojay skilled moments of self-doubt and regarded as giving up on music.

Lekan Osifeso, the trendy Nigerian singer identified as Lojay, has spread out regarding the early struggles he faced within the music substitute and the moments he doubted himself.

In an interview with Punch, the ‘Monalisa’ star published that there were instances he practically gave up on music totally.

He said, “I’ve had moments the place I practically quit music. There had been nights I doubted if anyone would ever hear my songs. But these restful years formed me; they taught me persistence, resilience, and gratitude for every and every single listener currently.”

Lojay also spoke about how he handles the pressures and expectations that reach with status, noting that he on the overall withdraws from the overall public witness to point of curiosity on what issues most.

He said, “Family, faith, and silence. Generally I merely depart for a piece no music, no social media. Lawful time to breathe and reconnect with God and my of us. That’s how I undergo in thoughts who I’m delivery air the noise.”

Reflecting on his hit “Monalisa” and its remix with Chris Brown, the singer shared how the collaboration highlighted music’s universal enchantment.

He wired, “It confirmed me that music undoubtedly doesn’t dangle boundaries. Chris came in with burly appreciate for the yarn he understood it, felt it, and elevated it. It made me impress that authenticity travels extra than searching to sound ‘world.’”

Talking on the timing of his debut album XOXO, Lojay outlined that he wanted to clutch his time to fabricate one thing significant.

He added, “I didn’t are searching to drop an album merely to recount I did. I needed to are dwelling first to expertise ample feelings that can moreover contain an album with truth. Every song on XOXO came from a right situation, and I needed time to get that honesty.”