TIPTOPSTARS

It doesn’t take more than one exposure to Tady Diallo’s music to assert, without fear of any contradiction that the young singer is meant for the art. She sings with some soothing finesse that picks the ears, making a lot of musical sense. The maturity in Tady’s voice plus experience in linking with her cords is true testimony of the artist’s singing prowess.

Itcheck (Don’t Come Again) is the best representation of this description of the Douala-based contemporary Afro beats musician who has negotiated a new bend on a music career she started way back in 2002. Music critics and observers have held that Tady Diallo’s maiden solo single is an indication that the singer is ready to hit the genuine road towards success.

Published on social media’s leading music avenue, YouTube on September 30 this year, Itcheck is fast becoming a people’s track. The quality of its video is acclaimed. “It meets the standards,” an observer remarked.

For one thing, Tady Diallo has exercise patience in her career which necessitated the artist to achieve an important aspect in her life – education. A long period of silence (having gone mute since 2007) gave her time to obtain her Masters degree in Corporate Communication. Her come-back is explosive and with the announcement of an upcoming full-length album, anxiety is rising among the talented singer’s fans and the public as a whole.

It should be recalled that Tady was part of the popular 2004 Coca Cola Dream project that saw the rise of some famous artists such as Sine and Lady B. Between 2006 and 2008, she worked in La Verite Ne Ment Pas, a joint album which did not go through completion. TIPTOPSTARS and most probably African Cocktail on Afrikka Radio will be running interviews with the Cameroonian singer subsequently.