How To Make A First Class Hit Record In Nigeria

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Now let's talk about this, I know a lot of you reading this will say let's see the rubbish he wants to write again, but the truth of the matter is, I will be very consistent with the rubbish I write cos I can see what a lot of you can't see, that is why I am who I am.

Now back to the topic of the day 'How to make a hit Record in Nigeria' yes I chose Nigeria as a case study because na here I dey work 😂. Nigeria is a country where people still smile even when they are going through hardship, we party, turn up and dance even when money no dey pocket, Nigerians​ love to DANCE get that point.

The Nigerian music industry is very fickle, which means it has a tendency of changing sound at anytime. As a music Artist in Nigeria, to stay relevant make sure you make the fans dance , make sure your song can still queue into the DJs playlist, I am not saying you should follow trend but make sure your sound is close to the wave at that particular time . Check out all the hits that has been released by Nigerian Artist, you will see they are all Dance songs, and that is the formula Nigerian pop Artists Tekno and Davido are using to stay relevant. Also note that we have hit songs can be classified under two different categories. 1. First class hit song & second class hit songs.


Now this is how to make a hit Record in Nigeria. (First class hit)

 (1) Make sure you have a dance able song

 (2) Simple sing along lyrics that can easily stick to the ear & lips of music lovers

 (3)Catchy Melody (Nigerians love Melody) 

(4)make sure the tempo of the song is not too slow

 (5) Make sure it's a kind of song a DJ will love to play all the time (That is why every label needs a DJ on their team) 

(6) Promote with distruptive strategies 

(7) Pray for God's Grace

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