After listening to Aramide’s collection of songs, it is quite paramount to state that she is one great talent whose genre of music would take the Nigerian music industry by storm, if she keeps up the tempo.
But what is most striking is the fact that after listening to one of the tracks from her album – ‘Bose’ – there was more to talk about, aside her vocal strength and lyrical prowess. This is her ability to predict future occurrences.
Aramide, through her song, tells the story of a lady, Bose, who is committed to sourcing for information about people and further spreading them.
No story passes her by as she engages herself in digging information about unsuspecting persons, events, and disclosing them to other parties without the knowledge of those in question.
She compares Bose to ‘CNN, BBC, NET NG’, and so on. Aramide made no mistake about this comparison, as the duty of these entities is to spread information across borders.
However, the story of Bose broke out in the United States where Zak, an Illinois resident is not happy about the activities of Bose after all his available media information were collected through the software installed on his headset.
The information were sent to third parties without his knowledge; a move that caused him to file a suit against Bose in the like sum of millions of dollars.
Could it be that the singer saw this coming? The fascinating thing about this tale is that there are two Boses. While the former is a Nigerian and of Yoruba descent, the latter is a United States-based headphone manufacturing company.
Although, these are two different individuals with different cultures and backgrounds, what ties them together is the fact that they are engaged in the same business- Amebo.
Maybe the songstress is a prophetess. Being able to produce quality music is good enough reason to adore her. But her ability to predict the future is a greater reason to respect her and her genre of music.
Perhaps, Aramide has been called to serve another purpose combined with music.
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