Culture Diaries is an interview series which spotlights artists, culture creators and taste makers shaping the Nigerian art and culture landscape. The series offers rare insights into the creative process, challenges and honest conversations about the Nigerian creative scene. The series was created and is hosted by journalist, poet and director Wana Udobang.
This episode features musician Brymo whose music is renowned for it’s poetic lyricism. His albums include “Son of a Carpenter“, “Merchants Dealers And Slaves“, “Tabula Rasa” and “Klitoris“.
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Wana baby ! i too love you jare . i still remeber the jollof rice i ate at your house during christmas time . such a fun girl to be with .
I LOVE BRYMO, he is real, fearless, he sings the truth, uses artifacts for expressions. Your songs will last, stand the test of time because the lyrics are real, just like Fela’s, I love his maturity and the fact that he is not tossed to do the everyday trendy thing. Please cook up something with Asa or Femi Kuti.
Wana Wana! Only you should be interviewing artistS from now on. No silly questions. I love your work. BRYMO, you are the real deal. To come to naija and see you in concert is all that remains.