King Aluan the New King |
News / Latest / Wednesday, 05 November 2008 05:45 |
Trace your way into music It started way back in my childhood. I had always loved singing and wanted to be a music star. I was inspired by RAP star Sisqo and Michael Jackson who are my role models. As a secondary school boy in Kumba, I would stay back after classes to practise singing with a friend. I became a song composer. In 2003, I recorded Reconciliation which was my first single. Unfortunately, it was never released.
Had you been performing in public? Yes, of course! I performed on CRTV’s ‘Delire’ and ‘Hello’ which are popular shows. I also performed at a Brasseries du Cameroun Coca Cola song competition in 2004 emerged second. I later represented my school, AGES Comprehensive High School at CRTV’s Evasion show where I performed thrillingly. I also thrilled the public at the K-Town Trade Fair in 2004 before performing at a public show organised by the Tombel Youth Committee. I’ve had other public performances in the South West and North Provinces.
Tell us about your maiden album Salary is a result of four years of hard work. It is made up of 13 tracks song in English, French and Pidgin. In the songs, I talk about discrimination, love, revolution, etc. It was recorded in Kumba, Yaounde and Lagos with the assistance of Nigerian famous RnB singer, 2 Face Idibia. I even recorded ‘No Kwans’ in his studio, based in Lagos. Some songs in the album feature B-S, a Canadian group. Interviewed by Ernest Kanjo
Who are some of the foreign stars you’ve contacted? 2 Face Idibia, Florence Anoma, Nkem Owoh alias Ukwa, John Okafor alias Mr Ibu, B-S, Silver Man, etc.
What are your projects? I’m already working on my next album which will be released in 2010, God willing. |
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