Nigerian singer Frozy, in a recently aired interview on Legendary sessions, discussed being a rapper during the early days of his music career and how he fell in love with afro beats.
When asked the question of why rap doesn’t sell as much as afro in the Nigerian music industry, singer Frozy disclosed in reply, revealing that they’re very good rappers in Nigeria and the consumers preference is what makes afrobeats bigger in the country.
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As a singer who started off rapping, Frozy’s music is multifaceted, his impeccable vocal delivery still features elements of rap music and his recently released project ‘Action’ embodies his artistry clearly.
The seven-tracks extended play plays Frozy, as he approaches each song with an artful delivery, singing a handful of relatable emotions in a blend of husky and smooth tones, to make the 19 minutes runtime a pleasurable listening experience.
Frozy talks about the life and confrontations of the present-day youth, and seeks to inspire every listener as he lends out his voice to brace the fight against social issues and bad governance.
