Blackout Podcast Episode 350: Oluzy – Music Sculptor / Performing Artiste

 

What happens when you don’t choose music, but music chooses you? In this electrifying episode, the magnetic Nigerian artist Oluzy traces his journey from freestyling on street benches in Lagos to sharing stages with Afrobeats giants like Ruger and Joeboy in Canada.

Oluzy pulls back the curtain on his unique creative process, revealing how a chance airport encounter inspired his viral hit “Bamidele Logba Logba” and why he believes the universe, not him, curates the loyal team that surrounds him. He gets real about the pressure to constantly outdo himself, the hustle mentality forged in a Lagos neighbourhood where “nobody did a nine-to-five,” and why he sees his upcoming project as a genre-defying “movement” never before heard in Afrobeats.

Oluzy is a Halifax-based afrobeat artist blending Nigerian roots with global vibes. Producing hits like ‘Love Me’ & ‘Bamidele Logba Logba’, he’s breaking bounds with infectious rhythms

Check him out @oluzy_

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