Nigerian fast rising female music star Seyi
Shay who on Friday, November 13, launched her album at the Eko Hotel and
suites, speaks on how she feels underrated and neglected in the music ind.
In an interview with Pulse TV, Seyi Shay she voiced out disclosing that the music industry is full of politics. She said: “I feel like there’s politics, I feel like there are different people you have to please at different times. I also feel like I’m not like a power house.”
The Pepsi ambassador disclosed that she gets inspired by her fellow music artist Omawumi, adding that she is a woman and has to work extra hard.
Seyi Shay said:
“I am not a Chocolate City, or Mavins or something like that. I am not any of these records labels. I’m just a girl, trying to make an imprint, and trying to do something different. One of the people, I’m really inspired by Omawumi. She is someone that set this trend of being a woman and just going at it and believing in yourself and working extra hard because we have to. We are girls and we are not signed to any label.”
Speaking about being undervalued, she said:
“it’s not really about undermined or undervalued. Some opportunities come to different people at different times for different reasons. And time, is probably the operative word and most powerful word in everything I have just said there because time means everything. And I feel like my time will come.”
Seyi Shay in 2015, signed a deal with Universal/Island Records under which she released her debut album and afterwards penned down a multi million naira deal with Pepsi.
Seyi Shay
In an interview with Pulse TV, Seyi Shay she voiced out disclosing that the music industry is full of politics. She said: “I feel like there’s politics, I feel like there are different people you have to please at different times. I also feel like I’m not like a power house.”
The Pepsi ambassador disclosed that she gets inspired by her fellow music artist Omawumi, adding that she is a woman and has to work extra hard.
Seyi Shay said:
“I am not a Chocolate City, or Mavins or something like that. I am not any of these records labels. I’m just a girl, trying to make an imprint, and trying to do something different. One of the people, I’m really inspired by Omawumi. She is someone that set this trend of being a woman and just going at it and believing in yourself and working extra hard because we have to. We are girls and we are not signed to any label.”
Speaking about being undervalued, she said:
“it’s not really about undermined or undervalued. Some opportunities come to different people at different times for different reasons. And time, is probably the operative word and most powerful word in everything I have just said there because time means everything. And I feel like my time will come.”
Seyi Shay in 2015, signed a deal with Universal/Island Records under which she released her debut album and afterwards penned down a multi million naira deal with Pepsi.
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