Nigerian vocalist and lyricist, Brymo will join the Sovereign of Afro-Soul music, Aramide, and veteran music maker, ID Cabasa to be decided on Ariya Omoluabi, a native music ability show set up by Goldberg Premium Ale Lager. Prestigious Nigerian entertainer and TV have, Kehinde Bankole will be the host of the show.

Talking on the show and the selection of judges, Senior Brand Administrator, Goldberg, Olaoluwa Babalola said: “Throughout the long term, we have exceeded all expectations to advance the Yoruba culture and each angle that is related with it.

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To this end we are investigating native music and giving youthful gifts from Southwest Nigeria a stage to feature themselves and earn worldwide respect through Ariya Omoluabi.”

“We are doubly eager to have the threesome of Brymo, Aramide and ID Cabasa be decided on the show. Them three accompany an abundance of involvement traversing many years which we accept will assist the competitors with honing their art and give watchers an engaging and drawing in show.” Babalola remarked.

The show comes after a definitely challenged territorial tryout which created thirteen candidates out of more than thirteen thousand sections submitted on the web.

These chose candidates will slug it out for their portion of 50 million nairas worth of prizes on the eagerly awaited show.

The show’s victor will bring back home a 10 million naira monetary reward, a 15 million collection keep manage probably the best makers in Nigeria, a 15 million music dispersion bargain, and a 5,000,000 video creation bargain. The first and second other participants will return home with 3,000,000 naira and 2,000,000 naira individually.

The coordinators have likewise reported a curve to the show, which will see veteran and more youthful demonstrations team up to make music which will mirror a mix of sentimentality and buzz.

The stage at first conceptualized as a stage for maturing fuji specialists, called ‘Fuji to Bam’ has since developed into an exhibition for additional native classes.