Tecno, Reminice inspired me with their originality and street credibility – Subzilla

 

Subzilla has been buzzing in the streets of Lagos since he dropped his “Sisi Eko” tune last quarter of 2015; he’s arguably one of the next big things popping in the street-hop culture that has engulfed the whole country, as more people around the world continue to embrace Nigerian music. In this interview the budding Star Subzilla spoke about his life before and after “Sisi Eko” fame, his style of music and his views on issues as Piracy, industry beef and more.

Considering the fact that the Nigerian masses are beginning to accept vibes to your latest work “Sisi Eko”, how does it feel to be a fast rising artist in the NIGERIAN music industry ?

You released ‘Sisi Eko’ last year and the remix featuring Tekno and Reminsce earlier this year, what inspired the song and why a remix to it?

 Firstly, I thank God for making the original “Sisi Eko” a hit song, the beat and well endowed beautiful African women out there inspired the song and it’s more like a studio freestyle but I always try to make sense when ever am recording even though it’s a freestyle because I always want my song to be meaningful to everybody. As for why the remix, although fans tweeted suggesting a lot of artistes but I had it in mind to work with Tekno and Reminisce because of their originality and street credibility.

Who are your role models locally and internationally? 

Locally, I respect 2baba, Don jazzy, D’banj and P-Square. Internationally I Love Pharrel Williams, Jay-Z, Trey Songs and Lil Wayne.