Friday, April 24, 2015

NIGERIA'S KING OF SOUL, TIMI DAKOLO RELEASES FIRST SINGLE IN 2015 - "WISH ME WELL"


Nigeria’s king of soul; Timi Dakolo has announced the release of his second single ‘Wish Me Well’ off his forthcoming album; Love and Consequences.

Timi Dakolo draws inspiration for this single from his days as a young boy in PortHarcourt just before West African Idols, going through the harsh events of life. “I have had it bad, from days with no money to pay my school fees, having to survive by selling pure water, pushing wheelbarrows for money, it has been tough. I remember when Idols came calling, I knew this was my opportunity to make it, I picked my bags and moved to see what would happen. I was scared, but if I didn’t, I wonder where I would be.”

The song which has a melodious play of several instruments and strong vocal delivery as a result of another collaboration with iconic Cobhams Asuquo. 

Moving from the highlife tune of Iyawo Mi, this single ‘Wish Me Well’ has a more western feel.
 Timi Dakolo said “When the desire to be great takes sleep away from your eyes and fear from your mind, you might not know how you will make it or get there. You pick up your bags and move with just your dreams, fears and worry, for the desire to achieve is greater than the fear of the unknown, all loved ones can do is wish you well”

 

To listen and download the song, please click here


About Timi Dakolo
Timi Dakolo is an award winning R&B/Soul music artist born on January 20, 1981. 
He hails from Bayelsa State, Nigeria and grew up in the city of Port-Harcourt, where he started his singing career at age of 12, singing in his church choir. Following his win as West African Idol first and only winner; he released his debut album titled “Beautiful Noise” in 2012, receiving great reviews for the work as well as chart successes. 

Timi Dakolo released another single after his debut album titled “Great Nation” which many have described as the new National Anthem of Nigeria. He is set to release his second album ‘Love And Consequences’ in 2015

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