Nigerian RnB singer Chike Osebuka recently opened on how profitable his music career has been. In a chat with PUNCH, he also spoke about the impact of his 2020 album “Boo of The Booless”. In the interview, he revealed that awards are secondary to him, as he strives to make quality music.

When asked what song from his album exceeded his expectations in terms of popularity, he said:

“I never thought that Roju would be a commercial success. It happened that I sent my producer a sample of what I wanted for the song, but when he sent back the beat, I did not like it at all. He had sent and told me to record my song first. I grumbled while I was recording the song but I still gave it my best. He tried to placate me by saying he would still bend for me after I had done my part, though he never did. I have realised that I am not the one that consumes my music and everyone in my team really liked it when I played it for them. When I saw that, I resolved never to let my ego make decisions for me”.

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Speaking on how profitable his music has been Chike revealed his experience in the music industry has been really interesting and fruitful in recent times.

“As a matter of fact, my most profitable year so far was 2020, after the release of my album titled, “Boo of the Booless”. The year that preceded that was also not bad because I was privileged to have performed on many stages that gave me recognition. However, the success of 2020 really made a great difference in my career. Music has been a profitable venture for me”. He said.

Chike who had four nominations at the Headies Awards but won none said awards are secondary to him.

“All I want for my music is to always be heard in the music industry and keep growing my fan base. I want to have a certain number of people that would rely on me to deliver quality music. Nobody wants to be a broke artist, therefore income is important too. With those two factors in mind, awards are actually secondary”.

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