FRESH ACTS MUSIC AWARDS SETS TO HONOUR YOUNG/UPCOMING NIGERIAN ARTISTES

Nigeria artistes are currently making waves across Africa and are playing big on the international music scene going by the numbers of international collaborations they’ve recently been involved in.
Nigerian songs are been played in many foreign countries and are becoming more and more popular by the day across various continents.

Many young acts are churning out great songs and are carving a niche for themselves across various genre of music despite lack of structure, funding and necessary business models.

It is in this stead that Fresh Acts Music Awards was born to give supports to these young artistes through periodical Seminars and Workshops. According to the project CEO who is also the publisher ACADA Magazine (Nigeria’s popular youth/campus magazine), Abiodun Caston-Dada, “We strongly believe many artistes don’t even know why they are doing music aside their hunger for fame. Many just wanted to ‘blow’! FAMA is set to educate these artistes via our platforms”.

“We will also be hosting a monthly Rap Cypher to expose young and talented rappers/lyricists. These Cyphers will be hosted by an established rap artistes and DJs”, he further stated. The icing on the cake is the Awards ceremony where various fresh and upcoming artistes that have great songs and buzz within the year in review will be honoured at an elaborate awards ceremony in December.

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