Nigerian singer Chinedu Okoli, better known as Flavour, has recently made waves after stating that he does not consider himself an Afrobeats artist.
This revelation came during an interview on the Afrobeats podcast hosted by Adesope Shopsydoo on Instagram.
Flavour’s declaration has sparked significant discussion among music fans and industry observers.
He highlighted that his style should be recognised as its own unique category rather than being lumped in with the Afrobeats movement.
In his explanation, Flavour emphasised the rich tapestry of African music.
He point out the diverse array of successful artists from various regions.
Also, he mentioned Fally Ipupa from the Democratic Republic of Congo and Diamond Platnumz from Tanzania.
To him, these are artists who contribute to the diverse musical landscape of Africa.
Many of Flavour’s fans have seem to agree with him.
They acknowledge the unique position he holds in the music industry.
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His comments have ignited a broader conversation about the varied genres within African music
Also, he encouraged listeners to explore beyond the popular Afrobeats genre.