Santi, the Nigerian alternative music sensation also known as Cruel Santino, has shared that Davido's debut album, Omo Baba Olowo: The Genesis, played a pivotal role in inspiring his music career. In a recent interview, Santi opened up about how the album's influence shaped his artistic path and fueled his decision to pursue music.
Released in 2012, Omo Baba Olowo marked Davido's debut in the music scene, featuring hit tracks like "Dami Duro," "Ekuro," and "Back When," which played a significant role in defining the modern Afrobeats sound. For Santi, the album was not just a collection of songs—it was a cultural milestone that sparked inspiration for a new generation of Nigerian artists.
Known for blending Alté, Afrobeats, and dancehall, Santi has carved a unique space for himself in the industry. His recognition of Davido's influence underscores the far-reaching impact of Omo Baba Olowo, an album that shaped the future of Afrobeats.
As both artists continue to innovate within their respective genres, this moment highlights how Davido's music has inspired and paved the way for a fresh wave of Nigerian talent.
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