Nigerian rapper and activist, Folarin Falana, popularly known as Falz, has revealed that he deliberately chose to tone down on socio-politically conscious lyrics in his newly released Extended Play ‘Before the Feast’.
He said he did not talk much about the affairs of Nigeria because he resolved to complain less as the emotion he is trying to convey must come without that element of complaining.
Speaking in an interview with The Punch, Falz said his primary aim was to put those who would listen in the mindset they should have as Africans in 2024.
The ‘This is Nigeria’ crooner said;
On why he fused different genres of music on the EP Falz said;
He also talked about how it came as a surprise to him that he vibed with Adekunle Gold on the track, ‘Who go Pay’ and loved the song. Falz said;
