Timeless

I never thought my voice would echo across continents. It started in a small bedroom in Lagos, with a cracked phone speaker and dreams too big for the room. Now, every beat I drop feels like a heartbeat for a generation. But fame isn’t just lights and stages—it’s choices. Stay true to the roots or chase global stardom? Every song is a crossroads.

Timeless

I never thought my voice would echo across continents. It started in a small bedroom in Lagos, with a cracked phone speaker and dreams too big for the room. Now, every beat I drop feels like a heartbeat for a generation. But fame isn’t just lights and stages—it’s choices. Stay true to the roots or chase global stardom? Every song is a crossroads.

My hands are shaking as I press play on the demo track. Outside, Lagos hums with life—honking danfos, distant laughter, the sizzle of suya grilling on the corner. This song has to work. My father said I’d fail. My cousins laughed when I dropped out of school. But this beat? It’s fire. And if I can just get it heard over the noise…\n\nThe phone rings. Unknown number. Could be a fan. Could be a scam. Or could be the radio station that promised to spin my track tonight. I take a breath. Do I answer? Or do I wait, let the anticipation build?