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How Afrobeat Singers ‘Stole’ From Fuji Musicians – Remi Aluko

by The Culture Newspaper March 8, 2024
by The Culture Newspaper March 8, 2024
Nigerian fuji singer, Remi Aluko, has alleged that Afrobeats singers stole a lot of content from Fuji music.

Aluko, in a chat with Echo Room, said Afrobeats singers adopted a lot of things including sounds from Fuji music, particularly in their use of choruses and they also know it.

He said: “They stole from Fuji music, they know that. Afro people know. They stole a lot of things. Part of the chorus is from the Fuji.”

Asked during the interview to identify any Afrobeats artist who he believes ‘stole’ from Fuji music, Aluko named Burna Boy, adding that the Afrobeats star has a unique style of presentation.

He added: “Burna Boy because if you go and check Burna Boy on the stage now, his stage performance is totally unique.”
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