5 Young Artistes We Think Will Rule The Music Industry In The Next Five Years

Posted by E.L.E.X on March 31 2020 under Celebrities

These Artistes Might Be The Ones To Rule In The Next Five Years

Who’s Your Pick?

Life has proven to be in stages. Before this present generation of WizKid, Davido and Burna Boy – who are currently the ones at the echelon of the food chain

There was Fela, King Sunny ADE at their prime, touring countries and also holding sold out concerts.

That era is over and while every artiste would want to reign forever, there will be a period where your music won’t bang in well, and you would have to step back. Look at Jay Z. Nas. P. Diddy

Five years to come, WizKid, Olamide, Burna Boy might not be holding the forte any longer.

Who will be the ones to replace them?

Rema

He’s grown from the Benin kid who sang Dumebi to an budding international star. And the signs are there.

He’s won the next rated, appeared on Obama’s playlist twice and has a huge following on social media platforms.

With his excellent ability to excel on several genres, Rema could be ruling in the next few years to come.

Fireboy

The best album of 2019. The highest charting Nigerian project on Audiomack.

It was a great debut year for Fireboy. With YBNL signing a deal with Empire, the deal could avail Fireboy the chance to make his mark in the global music space, and if he succeeds, that success will definitely have an impact on the local music industry here.

Joeboy

Girls favorite, Joeboy has made his music a mainstay especially with the boys “Baby” and “Beginning”.

But what does the next five years look for the artiste? Joeboy holds a remarkable ability of knacking melodious hooks.

But then can he rival Fireboy and Rema and be the supreme ruler of the music industry in the next five years?

Oxlade

Also good with hooks possessing a brilliant falsetto and a soothing voice that’s so irresistible. His just released EP, OXYGENE portrays his ability of making feel good music.

But Oxlade’s problem lies in the fact that he’s had no hit yet to his resume.

Will the next five years witness a change?