Biography
Fahmili is a ruminative pop group of teenage Nigerian artistes, Isabella Ayomide Braide (Ayomide), Esther Tarelayifa Samuel (Tarelayifa) and Ajoritshedebi Tite Ebunoluwa (Rukewe), who had school lectures, teenage zest and indiscriminate love of music in common. Each girl comes with a distinct voice timbre, groomed to ripeness from the exertion of choir singing in various Lagos church locales. Then they became show-offs, flaunting their singing skills at talent shows and more public audiences.
They were doing neighborhood gigs when Mr. Ex discovered them one after the other and thought to share his vision of a combined force with them. He got them in a room on which he had “No cats aloud” stuck on the door. The girls absolutely bought the idea and Fahmili was bone. January 2019. Read More
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A Love Letter to Pioneer Fans, By Fahmili
Dear first fans, We need you. We are touched by a profound feeling of anticipation; a low belly fear that we are stepping into a world that our young years have not afforded us the time and experience to know. Yet we know we must proceed. We must release this song we have no more […]
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Enough Respect for Nigeria’s Heritage of Good Music
Have you ever been at a hang-out with your crew and a TV happened to be on a rack against the far wall and you found your attention suddenly absorbed by an unfolding interview. The VJ had just asked this young Afro pop artiste why his latest work/song was the “same, same; a hodgepodge of […]
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