Rising star Olotu Adebayo aka BYTunes has released a new song entitled ‘Music.’ The singer described the new single as the first of his newly self-created genre of music known as Copacetic music.
Sharing his reason for creating a new genre of music and the inspiration behind the new single, he said “It is for several prolific reasons but most significantly it is obvious that as a nation of a population almost equivalent to that of the United States of America, they have been able to create multiple genres of music, sweeping off multiple nominations in the Grammy awards but here we are with the equivalent number of music audience with just one genre which is only Afrobeats.
“So, as a pioneer of this new genre of music that God has blessed us with, I felt the need to present to the world and do the needful as the first major pioneer globally in hopes for other generations to join and continue even while I am gone” said BYTunes RISING star Olotu Adebayo aka BYTunes has released a new song entitled ‘Music.’ The singer described the new single as the first of his newly self-created genre of music known as Copacetic music.
Sharing his reason for creating a new genre of music and the inspiration behind the new single, he said “It is for several prolific reasons but most significantly it is obvious that as a nation of a population almost equivalent to that of the United States of America, they have been able to create multiple genres of music, sweeping off multiple nominations in the Grammy awards but here we are with the equivalent number of music audience with just one genre which is only Afrobeats.
“So, as a pioneer of this new genre of music that God has blessed us with, I felt the need to present to the world and do the needful as the first major pioneer globally in hopes for other generations to join and continue even while I am gone” said BYTunes. However, if the newly created genre of music will be accepted globally, the talented indie artist said “Of course, according to statistics from our Dashboard, we currently have fans from all over 200 countries in the World and they love to stream good music.”
Source: The Nation
