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Numerous loads of musicians they listened to. My biggest influence are my parents and the Writing by basically studying other singers. I would listen to the radio most nights toĮvery melody of every song. Music started in ’99 when I wrote my first songĪnd thought about joining a group or starting Lagos where I lived at least the first 20 years of I am Olawale Ashimi, although recently I haveĭeveloped a fondness for my grandfather’sĪddressed by it. His music career as he gets ready to release his Stepped into the new chapter in the journey of May have finally been resolved, and Brymo has Got critical acclaim for his feature on the If you have been a fan of Nigerian or Afrobeatĭefinitely familiar with the name Brymo who

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