Pasuma Declares Busola Oke's Music Era Has Ended

In an interview with Face TV Africa, veteran fuji singer Pasuma expressed his views on the career of fellow artist Busola Oke, stating that her music era has passed. He noted that the music industry is not linear, as songs may gain popularity while physical sales do not meet expectations.
Pasuma highlighted the importance of live performances for artists to earn income. He mentioned that the fuji genre has its own unique system and referenced Busola's hit track "Eleyel" as an example of past success.
He acknowledged that audience tastes change rapidly, making it difficult for artists to maintain relevance over time. Pasuma reflected on the challenges faced by musicians who started their careers years ago, emphasizing the significant changes in the music space compared to the past and expressing gratitude for those who continue to thrive in the industry.
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