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Olamide sacked me for defending Lil Kesh- former manager

Olamide sacked me for defending Lil Kesh- former manager

Wale Applause, the talent manager who once managed street pop act, Lil Kesh has just released a ‘tell all’ article where he revealed shocking details of how artist managers suffer and how Olamide sacked him for going on a twitter rant.

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In his words, ‘talent management entails giving up your life for someone else. For the first time, let me say this, I gave over 2 years of my life to…

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Lil Kesh’s former manager reveals Olamide sacked him because of a ‘twitter rant’

Lil Kesh’s former manager reveals Olamide sacked him because of a ‘twitter rant’

Lil Kesh‘s former manager, Wale Applause, has just released a ‘tell all’ article where he revealed shocking details of how artist managers suffer and how Olamide sacked him for going on a twitter rant.

In his words, ‘talent management entails giving up your life for someone else. For the first time, let me say this, I gave over 2 years of my life to Lil Kesh, God used me and Olamide to make him…

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Lil Kesh's Ex Manager Makes Shocking Revelations About Lil Kesh, DJ Spinall, Others

Lil Kesh’s Ex Manager Makes Shocking Revelations About Lil Kesh, DJ Spinall, Others

Wale Applause a former manager of YAGI boss, Lil Kesh has dropped several bombs and inside story of how he blew Lil Kesh, how he was sacked by Olamide etc.

The whole story is contained in a quite lengthy piece he titled – “True Life Story of an Artiste Manager” – Read in full below: –

Let me start by saying Talent Management is not a Job, IT IS A CALLING. Maybe Promotions is a job, but i repeat,…

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iDoPub Naija INTERVIEW: WALE APPLAUSE CHATS TIMIE ROBERTS (@iamtimie) AS HE ACQUIRES A BRAND NEW INFINITY JEEP

INTERVIEW: WALE APPLAUSE CHATS TIMIE ROBERTS (@iamtimie) AS HE ACQUIRES A BRAND NEW INFINITY JEEP

WALE APPLAUSE CHATS WITH TIMIE ROBERTS OF RECTIFY RECORDS AS HE ACQUIRES ANOTHER BRAND NEW CAR Just after his arrival from Italy, Timie Roberts, the Baby Boo crooner acquires a brand new car Infinity FX45. Ever since his arrival into the country, he has been busy with his rebranding and putting his career and album together. With his very busy schedule, he was able to share his time with Wale Applause discussing his past, present, future and his career. It was indeed a brief but interesting discussion. Here are excerpts of the interaction. WALE APPLAUSE: What took you to Italy? TIMIE ROBERTS: First of all, I will like to thank God for bringing me this far, and I will forever appreciate my label Rectify Records for always being there for me. At first it was meant to be a holiday in Italy just to rearrange my career and to know where we headed, but it turned out to be a time when I was able to see within myself and I was able to observe the Nigeria music industry from a distance. In just a couple words, I can say music took me to Italy. WALE APPLAUSE: During your stay in Italy, you said you viewed the Nigeria music from afar, now what can you say about the industry? TIMIE ROBERTS: I would say that the Nigeria Music industry has grown from been a baby and the growth is very rapid. Sometimes ago I dropped Baby Boo and a couple other tracks, and I thought that was it, but as you would see, lately, new acts keep coming up and good music just spring up too. While I was in Italy, a couple times when I stepped out to the clubs, I hear Djs banging our music and Italians step to it like its theirs. I just smile and see the new level our music has attained. Back there in Italy, when I say I’m an artiste, I’m respected and I feel proud of myself and where I come from. WALE APPLAUSE:  For people who do not know you, can I have a brief about you? TIMIE ROBERTS: My real name is Olatunde Olabanji Roberts, born September 16th. Rose in Lagos. Growing up wasn’t very easy, but I believe that’s in the past now and I give God all the glory. WALE APPLAUSE: What kind of musician would you tag yourself? TIMIE ROBERTS: I do a blend of Urban RnB and Hiphop fused with our Afro Pop. Music has to do with versatility, so I just blend into music without failing to define myself as Timie Roberts. WALE APPLAUSE: Tell me about your music, past, present and future? TIMIE ROBERTS: Sometimes ago, I dropped Baby boo which was produced by Fliptyce and I had it mixed and mastered by Sheyman to which I shot a video for, that’s all I want to say about the past. In the present, I have a soon to drop single with Dj Zeez titled Mujo produced by E Kelly, which we already dropped the video too. In the future I have joints with Ice prince and I’m also shooting a video with Sauce Kid in the states real soon, then my album too. But I also want to bring to your notice that the future is now. WALE APPLAUSE: What has been your proudest moment? TIMIE ROBERTS:  Asides when I performed in a couple places in Italy and the ovation was loud, I can say that one of my proudest moments was the first time I saw my video on MTV Base. It seemed like a hurdle to me, but the day I got to see myself on that station, I felt a leap inside of me, but my proudest moment is yet to come. WALE APPLAUSE: Do you do anything aside music? TIMIE ROBERTS: Music is me, I live and breathe music. WALE APPLAUSE: Let’s talk about your new baby, your car. TIMIE ROBERTS: I would rather call it a gift from God, all thanks to my label Rectify records for always been there, for the support and believe. I just decided to step up from my Golf4 2012 model. WALE APPLAUSE: Anything you want your fans to hold on to? TIMIE ROBERTS: I would sincerely want to appreciate all my fans for their support since inception. I could remember a female fan who repeatedly called me while I was away and was always wanting to know how I was faring, and I also want to assure them that I won’t disappoint and very soon I would be hitting the media with my track Mujo featuring Dj Zeez. Without the fans, no Timie, I can never be able to thank you enough. WALE APPLAUSE: I appreciate your time Timie Roberts. TIMIE ROBERTS: The pleasure is all mine. I appreciate.

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iDoPub Naija LOVE LETTER TO VECTOR (@VectorYSG) – WALE APPLAUSE (@waleapplause01)

LOVE LETTER TO VECTOR (@VectorYSG) – WALE APPLAUSE (@waleapplause01)

              LOVE LETTER TO VECTOR – WALE APPLAUSE I know I risk a 14 year jail term with this title, but being in a different time zone for the weekend, therefore I decided to do this from my very short stay here. Before I continue, I must say this to you, Vector a.k.a Lanre, 104 years ago, I wasn’t just indifferent about you, I did not like you, and I guess you care less. I write you this letter to tell you about my experience with your album, THE SECOND COMING. I always had this album of yours from weeks after release, but sadly I never ever listened to it cos I did not believe in it or like you either. But days ago… There was a fierce argument in my friends Caravan about your song, self and career with a lot of ado, I forcefully decided to listen to your album. The core objective of it was to have nails to crucify you and I needed you to carry your cross to Golgotha, I know you’ll understand that, you a smart gee. I also needed to check out the love my friends and colleague have for you if it was sincere or just the band wagon effect. Here is my big mistake, guess what? I eventually listened. To get irritated by your album, I decided to listen from the rear, having though that you’ll place a couple wacky tracks at the posterior, unknown to me, I shot myself in the leg. The first track I listened to on your album was the OUTRO, WA SERE. I read another version of your bible. It gave another dimension to you. I listened all through the track and I thought I should move on, it could be a fluke. RORA with shank was a sold out. TatatataTYrone killed it with the drums. This song hit me so hard. I felt your dynamism. The 38 seconds SKIT on track 20 is actually better than a popular artiste’s  album with a lot of babanas. I found myself listening to the beautiful accapella a couple times before I moved on to Angeli which I quickly used the remote on cos it was an anthem at a time and even though you are  my new found music love, I will always despise the video. AMEN with Jazzy got to me and I decided to listen to the album from1972. Vector, I gotta hand this to you, album is a deep work of art, THE SECOND COMING tags you as INTELLIGENT. You got the right people to handle the Hooke like Robert. THINK IT! I give it to you that you are a big project in progress. Beats by producers TatataTYrone, Mr Smith, Da piano and a couple others coupled with hooks and verses by Sound Sultan, Rock Steady. Emmasong, Jazzy, Muno makes the album a balanced diet. The cypher with Mode 9 is incredible. Although your album did not hit commercial success similar to The Year of RnB album by Capital Femi and the Karpenter’s Son album project, it’s an incredible work of art and I will be proud to tell my grandchildren that I lived in the days of Mode9, Vector, Messi and Ronaldo. Every track on that album has a distinct message and ur word play, word usage and word power is top notch. It takes a deep mind to comprehend you. THE SECOND COMING is indeed epic and is sure to live after you. Your album forced me into the market to get my long overdue Beats by Dre Headphones because I wanted to have all details of each song in my head. Novelists and writers should listen to your album for inspiration and quotes. My advice to you dude is don’t look back, remember the wife of Lot. You are a BORN LEADER, HUSTLE on, forget the ENVY , SHAYE lo SE WON FE KU ni, cos I will say to you that YOU BAD and not ALONE, but RORA and the ANGELi will always be with you. I know you LIKE GIRLS, but I go dey FOLLOW YOU DEY GO, FEAR NO EVIL, say AMEN to this, WA SERE my man. Although not a Man Utd fan, you play Cleverly. Please do not change your style for anything or the demand for commercial music, get into the Car, don’t bother about the cab. Leave you mark in the sand of time. In the past 72 hours, your entire album has moved to the 25 most played song on my IPhone. Now your songs have set a standard for the songs I currently listen to. My dear friend Olanrewanju, I want you to know that just like O.A.U you gon be here for a while and for another long time, live on a lot of past glory in the future.   Wale Applause is a PR and entertainment writer. Ff @waleapplause01

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iDoPub Naija ALBUM REVIEW: WALE APPLAUSE REVIEWS BANKY W's RnBW ALBUM

ALBUM REVIEW: WALE APPLAUSE REVIEWS BANKY W's RnBW ALBUM

I actually took my time before doing this review as I needed to get acquainted and fully understand Banky W’s R&BW ALBUM. This is an album with only few comparisons. This album can only be compared to Capital FEMI’s Year of RnB album. Banky W has once again enacted himself as the King of RnB genre of Nigerian music. He understands music so deep and one of the very few artistes who can adequately combine talents with commerciality. The R&BW album is a pack of music. You definitely cannot play the album without having to listen to many tracks a couple times. The 16 tracks LP define music at its peak. Banky will forever have my respect for this one. He is indeed a businessman who at same time did not jeopardize talents for noise. I will start my review from the CD cover. The artwork is very professional with a mature design, I only wished that Banky reversed the picture hereby keeping his head behind the cover, but even with that being said, it’s a beautiful cover. The producers on the album are also worthy of note. They showed expertise on this LP, and also had a strong connection with Banky W on this one. MasterKraft, Spellz, Cobhams, MI, Samklef, Sarz and Banky W himself are seasoned producers who came together to give us a world class album. This review will be incomplete without the mention of Suker the surgeon who did a thorough mix and master of the album. This is one album that could go down as one of the best ever albums to ever come out of the Nigeria music factory. Here is an overview of each track in the LP THE WAY: produced by Spellz on a tempo of 95.0 beats per minutes (BPM). This is a good entrance into the album and indeed lyrical. Banky W who ‘claims’ to be single tries to woo a girl on this song with strong and sincere words. In my opinion, I think the lyrics on this song will work on any sincere lady. Banky W expressed talents on this track and the delivery was indeed a masterpiece. He attacked the beat well and I’ll give kudos for this one. GOOD GOOD LOVING: Another monster beat by Spellz on a 100.0 BPM. This song was earlier released sometimes in 2012 as an official single. This single gave an insight of what to be expected on the album which was released on Valentine’s Day of 2013. Banky W again did what he knows how to do best, good music. MAGIC: produced by veteran Cobhams Asuquo on 123.0 BPM. On this song, Banky brough the tempo down with a pure RnB delivery and also gave us a bit of his falsetto. The contribution of the young man Skales made a very big impact on the song. This dynamic young man who dropped a couple rap bars on the song gave reasons why he deserves  more attention from the EME boss. FIND YOU: this is another world class RnB track produced by Spellz. He again made us LISTEN to the talents of Mr. Wellington. This is another love song with deep lyrics and insightful delivery. Special kudos to Spellz for this one. The kicks, the strings, the rolling of the drums are impeccable. He understands Banky W so well. This is another very good song on the album. YES/NO: this track which was also released as an official single is one worthy of international accolades. This is the only track on the album that has a video to it. This is a very beautiful valentine’s day song, although in the video, little Banky went to school on a Sunday. Produced by veteran Cobhams Asuquo on 98.0 BPM, this song is one that will live after Banky W. LOW KEY: produced by Sarz on 106.6 BPM is a world class pure RnB song. Lowkey is not just another song, but an excellent song on the album. This is the only track produced by the one and only Sarz and it is worthy of note as one of the best songs on the LP. Banky was able to digress from pure English to yoruba language which is characteristic of only talented artiste, this property is termed fluidity with languages without a contrast in meaning. DO IT TO ME: with a BPM of 102.0 BPM produced by Samklef. The beat had the characteristic heavy kick of Sammy and Bankole was able to justify the beat. This is another good song on the album. BE MY LOVER (YES/NO PART II): this is indeed a very beautiful song on the album by the duo of Banky and Niyola. The sonorous voice voice of Niyola is a good sting to the brain. Her delivery on masterkraft’s beat was indeed impeccable. Niyola is a much underrated musically talented diva dealt with the track so well and one could almost forget that it was a Banky W song. This is a song if well-adjusted by a Dj could rock dance floors and was originally produced on  114.8 BPM. SAY:  another top class beat by Masterkraft produced on 140.0 BPM. This is a song that can compete with any RnB song anywhere in the world. In my opinion, Shaydeeis one of the best vocalists and he showed this on this track. Sammy and Rotimi also gave smooth RnB delivery on this world class song. Say is another track on the R&BW album worthy of not just back to back radio airplay, but also international awards. PAST MY PAST: convinced  by Shaydee’s talents and delivery on the previous track, again Banky W decides to put him up on this song produced by the genius Masterkraft on 138.0 BPM. This also defines good music in the RnB genre. Very gentle beat and bold vocals with topnotch lyrics which could only have come from a head like Banky’s. Shaydee’s delivery on this track is worthy of note. This young man shows that he deserves more credit for his craft. TO MY UNBORN CHILD: my first point world be the difference that Lynxxx brought into the song. This was an entirely different side to both Banky w and Lynxxx. Song produced by Masterkraft on 95.0 BPM is one that showed Banky’s dynamism. The lyrics of the song are indeed deep. This is one song that must fall into the ever green category of songs. On this track, both acts pretended to be good fathers giving out watchwords to their unborn children. Emphasis must be made about the deep lyrics of the song and it only showed more of the contents in their big heads. AFRICAN & PROUD: I am very sure Banky W’s intention of this song is that it would someday become an African anthem. The assemblage of the acts such as Sarkodie of Ghana, Camp Mulla and L Tido of South Africa and Vector from Nigeria shows this intention. The lyrics by all artistes were dope asides the many charley by vector which almost got me pissed. Produced by Masterkraft on 148.0 BPM, African and proud is a song that made me proid as an African. NEVER LET GO: this is a track to me which I think is just ordinary. This is a good song, but in my opinion did not reach the height of other songs on the album. The adlib by Niyola is also worthy of note. In all, it’s not a bad one. GOOD GOOD LOVING REMIX: this remix was done on the same instrumental as the original. Produced by Spellz. The only difference was the playful 2baba on this track. It is one track that I would refer to as just been there. MORE: kudos to MI and Eldee for this one. They actually gave more than I expected. The beat has the typical touch of MI, produced on 92.0 BPM. I really fancy the strings in this production and the delivery of all 3 acts. All 3 acts played their parts exceedingly well. Very impressive song by Banky W and may God bless all 3 for blessing our ears with this song. MERCY: this is Banky W’s gospel track on the album. Here he gives thanks to God and acknowledges him for his success. Produced by Maskerkraft, Banky W went all sober and smooth on this track. A RnB genre of gospel music. Banky was also able to fuse a couple rap bars towards the end all to praise God. He really appreciates God on this beat produced at 92.0 BPM. I was indeed impressed by this track. It only takes maturity to do this. In all, R&BW is indeed a classic. Although the absence of Wizkid wasn’t felt, but his inclusion would have given us more hit tracks on the album. Kudos to Banky for this one and this album is worthy of a 70percent. This review is open to views and comments.

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iDoPub Naija GOOD NEWS FOR NIGERIAN YOUTHS: NODOUGH2MODOUGH PRESENT A YOUTHS EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM

GOOD NEWS FOR NIGERIAN YOUTHS: NODOUGH2MODOUGH PRESENT A YOUTHS EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM

Nodough2Modough entertainment Pty (Ltd) a company with deep roots in South Africa which recently stormed Nigeria with Music and ANKIT brands of Headphones and earpiece is here with an empowerment program for Nigerian Youths. Nodough2Modough the manufacturers and distributor of ANKIT brands of Headphones and earpiece have come up with a plan to empower Nigerian youths by being sales and campus representatives for the ANKIT brands of the headphones and earpiece. These brands of merchandise are of superior quality and come in several colours and designs. A couple advantages of being a sales or campus representative include the fact that you not only join a worldwide team of soldiers with the aim and objective of uniting Africa, but you also stand to be self-employed and also make good profit from the sale of these brands. The CEO of the company Craig Robin Gerard Geswindt who has the core objectives of youths empowerment and the unity of Africa would be making a visit to Nigeria soon to meet with youths as this is just a tip of the iceberg from his company Nodough2Modough. To become a sales or campus representative, contact wale Applause on 08077991833, [email protected], @waleapplaus01 on twitter, 26B571FF        

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iDoPub Naija WALE APPLAUSE INTERVIEWS VOCALIST SU-PLY AS HE UNVEILS ARTWORK TO BRUNO MARS COVER

WALE APPLAUSE INTERVIEWS VOCALIST SU-PLY AS HE UNVEILS ARTWORK TO BRUNO MARS COVER

It was a sunny afternoon an a song was sent to my mail. i reluctantly downloaded it only to listen to the best cover of any song i have heard. this song hit me so hard that i ha to make contact with the artiste. his name is Su-Ply. he got me on this one. this is amazing. i was captivated. i decided that we have an interview. This is a good part of our conversation.

Good day bro, for a very long time, I never thought that any artiste of this generation could do music this good, please tell me more about your music? About my music? Am an RnB / Afro pop singer, generally I do good music. You are indeed a bundle of talents, when did you find your connection with music? I got connected to music at the age of 5 while listening to Don Williams, Micheal Jackson and our own Majek Fashek. In my opinion, you almost did better than Bruno Mars on the cover to his song, when I was your man. Tell us more about the track and how you got inspired? Thank you very much. Personally I like the track, but it is absolutely not our tradition"flower"ah ah an the inspiration came from our Nigerian relationships. I heard you'll be officially dropping a single Si Pata very soon which I listened to and I think its another dimension to your kind of music, you are indeed a dynamic artiste, tell us more about the genres of music u do. Yes, Si Pata is sure next to follow and that is where I did the real Naija thing. Musically, I do RnB, Soul music and Afro Pop songs that generally cuts across both old and young,rich and poor cos in Nigeria. Diversity is the watchword and I am fully prepared for it on my next track. Please tell us more about you, a brief into your background? Real name is Edafe Sylvester Moore born into the 80's from Delta state.I am the third child from the family of seven and an Accounting graduate from the University of Nigeria Nnsuka. What do u do asides music? I write song for people, am into a live band based in Benin metro lounge, the cool ice band. so the only thing i do aside music is music. What are your hobbies? Writing songs,hanging out with friends and travelling. After the official release of Si Pata, what should we look forward to from Su-ply Wonder? Good music!!! Good enough to compete worldwide It was cool hanging out with you. Thank you very much. i will savour this moment for a long time.