Nigerian-born but United Kingdom-based artiste, Dapo Aiyegbusi, who is better known as Daayuur, having been usually quiet for some time, has eventually come out of hiatus to break the silence that appeared to have pervaded his music career.
Daayuur, an Afropop artiste, readily comes handy as one of Nigeria’s exports to foreign land, that is, on the heel of his craft, music, which has been a major part of what he does as he represents the green and white flag in the diaspora.
Breaking the silence, he admitted his silent mood but assured his silence is not out of being careless about his craft and his fans but a move in the interest of his craft and his teeming fans. Daayuur dismissed all kinds of meaning that have been adduced to his temporary absence.
The Afropop singer, during a recent chat, revealed he’s been in and doing so in order to improve on his craft to serve his fans better. He added that he’s been working on new projects, which have seen him make trips to different destinations and work with various music experts to achieve perfection with the project at hand.
‘It’s true that I have been quiet for some time, but all is for good. I have actually been working on a new project. I have a few singles that are being cooked, and the making has made me travel to different places as well as work with a number of great hands. Daayuur said.
He added that he would still want to keep information about the project under wraps but said the public will be kept updated even as the end of the year and the Christmas and New Year period are fast approaching.
It was also understood in the course of the chat that Daayuur might have some other things up his sleeves for the festive period; all these, he hinted, time will reveal.
A model, entrepreneur, and musician, Daayuur has for a couple of years been among the top artists in the United Kingdom who thrill music lovers with nice tunes at major events, particularly in the Black communities. Some of the songs to his credit include ‘She Carry’, ‘You Bad’, ‘Obi’, and ‘African Woman’, among others.