According to Tiwa Savage, one of the most crucial elements that have sustained the careers of these artists is their ability to innovate and stay true to their roots, while simultaneously embracing global trends. “They’ve been able to blend African sounds with international influences, making Afrobeat not just a genre, but a global movement,” she said, referencing the international crossover appeal of Nigerian music in recent years.
She also highlighted their adaptability and work ethic, which have allowed them to continually evolve and engage with new generations of fans. “Each of them has managed to create a unique space for themselves in the industry,” Tiwa noted. “Their music resonates across different demographics, and they have a strong influence not just in Africa, but around the world.”
Tiwa also praised their collaborative spirit, pointing out how the three superstars often push the genre forward by working with both established and emerging talents. She mentioned that their ability to build networks with international artists and producers has helped elevate their music to global stages.
Lastly, Tiwa acknowledged the importance of their cultural influence. “Beyond the music, they represent a sense of pride for Africa. They’ve shown the world that Afrobeat is more than just a sound—it’s a culture, it’s a movement, it’s a lifestyle,” she added.
While she is proud of the genre’s growth and the visibility Nigerian artists have gained on the international stage, Tiwa also reflected on the importance of pushing the boundaries further. “We’ve come a long way, but there’s still a lot of work to do. Our sound has the power to influence the world, and the future of Afrobeat looks incredibly bright.”
Wizkid, Davido, and Burna Boy, all of whom have achieved monumental success both in Africa and globally, continue to define the evolution of Afrobeat. With new albums, international tours, and collaborations consistently making waves, Tiwa’s comments reflect the broader industry sentiment that their influence shows no signs of slowing down.
source: thesun.ng