An upcoming artiste, Jude Efekorotu, also known as Jay-Tee, has advised his colleagues not to be intimidated by the success of highly rated stars in the country.
Jay-Tee gave the advice in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria on Saturday in Abuja.
The Abuja-based artiste, who recently signed to Sound Factory Entertainment, said many upcoming artistes always feel intimidated by the success of stars in the industry.
He said: “I want to tell my fellow upcoming artistes not to be intimidated.
“Do what you want to do.
“Keep doing your music.
“Someone may like it and offer you a contract.
“So keep doing what you are good at.
“Creativity can never be exhausted.
“The more you keep doing your act, the more creative you become.
“Those that made it today started from somewhere.
“Just like Drake said: ‘Started from the bottom, now we are here.’
“Never give in and never give up because success is sure.”
The Jos, Plateau State-born artiste also said he has been engaged in music for over two years and has a song: “Bad Girl,” before the Chief Executive Officer of SFE, Kayode Olumoko, discovered him.
According to Jay-Tee, his recently premiered hit single: “Chanter,” at Volume Lounge in Abuja marked the beginning of his musical career at SFE, an Abuja-based record label.
He said: “Though another artiste, Sidney, was first signed to SFE, but my coming and collaboration and support from the management of the record label will take it to the next level.
“The in-house producer, Fredy Beat, my boss, Olumoko, Sidney and other members of SFE are serious minded people.
“We hope to give the fans the best of entertainment.”
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