Nigerian Alte singer BOJ has opened up about the artists who inspire him, revealing a mix of personal favourite artists and industry legends that have shaped his sound.
Nigerian Alté sensation BOJ (Bolaji Odojukan) has shared the names of artists who have inspired him the most, naming Asa, Wizkid, Davido, and Burna Boy among his personal favourite artists.
In a recent podcast interview with Madame Joyce, the Money & Laughter crooner reflected on the musicians who shaped his artistry and continue to influence his creative direction. He expressed special admiration for soul-folk icon Asa, crediting her music as one of his greatest inspirations.
“I love Aṣa a lot, that’s like one of my favourite artistes,” BOJ said, praising her timeless contribution to Nigerian music.
His comment sparked an amusing exchange when the podcast host admitted she didn’t know who Aṣa was, prompting BOJ to elaborate on her legacy and her impact on Nigerian music.
Expanding on his list, BOJ also mentioned Afrobeats heavyweights Wizkid, Davido, and Burna Boy, alongside influential figures like Don Jazzy, D’Banj, and M.I Abaga. According to him, these artists represent different eras of Nigerian music that continue to shape the country’s evolving soundscape.
BOJ’s remarks highlight the deep connection between Nigeria’s past and present music scenes, showing how today’s Alté movement draws from the foundation built by legendary voices like Asa while embracing the global influence of contemporary stars.
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Nigerian Alte singer BOJ has opened up about the artists who inspire him, revealing a mix of personal favourite artists and industry legends that have shaped his sound. Nigerian Alté sensation BOJ (Bolaji Odojukan) has shared the names of artists who have inspired him the most, naming Asa, Wizkid, Davido, and Burna Boy among his
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