MUSIC REVIEW: SANUSI/ OIL MONEY, DISTURBIN DA AIR WAVES!
MUSIC REVIEW: SANUSI/ OIL MONEY, DISTURBIN DA AIR WAVES!
SONG TITLE: Sanusi/Oil money
ARTIST: Mr Rehd
PRODUCER: Smithsonian

If you ever begin to see Sanusi all over the place, there’s
only one explanation, you’ve got lots of money! The kind that comes from
oil…
Now every one wants lots of money but what you don’t know is that Sanusi
is actually
the new slang word for money. Don’t believe it? Listen to this song :
SANUSI(OIL MONEY)
http://www.hulkshare.com/rvlziucrrqio

What's going on right now with your music,how has
it been so far?
Well that's like two questions. I'll start with how has it been so far. Well it's been a looong tortuous road,you know,we've learned a lot of things, it's been a lot fun meeting people, growing in the music.. That's how it has been so far. Then...about what's going on right now, that's important. Right now we are promoting the songs. We've done singles, some of them are doing well out there in the public, we're moving on gradually. We are expecting great things in the future,new songs, more publicity, that's what's up.
Do you have any new songs you are promoting currently?
Yes, we are promoting three new songs. Actually one is not so new. It was done last year. The title is "Chop something" featuring Uk based rapper Linxman.
The song sounds like a dance track, did you intend it to be a conscious song?
The song is a dance track. The lyrics aren't even conscious. It's just a feel good song. We are just saying "this is how it should be on a good day. We are supposed to be swimming in money in this country. See, we have so much money in Nigeria and people are still poor so we are saying this is the way it should be,not necessarily through the lyrics but through the fun in the music. The title is like a catcher. It's like saying "let's put away our troubles for a minute and let's celebrate. Let's celebrate our heritage,let's celebrate our culture. I mean,we already got a truck load of troubles so the least we can do is to be happy.
Read full interview here:
Currently disturbing the air waves is money song “Sanusi/Oil
money” by Poet cum Rapper, Mr Rehd. Now why are we particularly
interested in
this song? Fact is, it’s a departure from the popular thematic focus of
“shaking
booties” and “popping champagne” that has become the mantra of most
Naija dance
songs. Sanusi, while it’s a dance track that can make you loose your
high
heeled peep toes or even fray your cute Nike snickers, still finds an
interesting way to pass a message – Seize the moment, celebrate our
culture, Nigeria’s
got wealth and its ours so let it trickle down till every one begins to
see Sanusi
all over the place! Come to think of it, isn’t that what you want?
Interestingly, this guy aint forming rapper in this song,
like he said “For this song me I no go form rapper”, so he gives it a
different
twist- an afro high life appeal. Now that’s a feat for a rapper aint it?
The
high powered bass, afro styled vocals and accompanying salsa claps make
this
song a darling of the air waves and it’s already happening. Tune your
radio if you’re
are in doubt. You’d be a 16th century robot if this song
doesn’t
make you dance! listen here:
http://www.hulkshare.com/rvlziucrrqio

Mr Rehd’s lyrical and poetic genius is brilliantly played
out in this song. The first verse is a tapestry of rhymes- - from
“matter” to “maga”
to “stammer, rapper, Alaba” … Can you beat that? Verse two takes us on a
ride through
“tomorrow, borrow, follow, kolo, olodo gbolo, tolotolo” - a feast of the
craziest Naija street slangs! Impressing I’d say, for a grammarian like
Mr Rehd.
This artist is a mixture of two very different personalities - The
highly
educated poet and lyricist and the rugged Naija street guy. Both combine to
make
him a unique artist, contributing to his ability to connect with various
segments of Naija’s music listening populace… Call him brains and brute,
this
guy’s definitely got his act together.
We did an interview with Mr Rehd two months ago. You need to
check it out, it’s hilarious! Here’s an excerpt:
Well that's like two questions. I'll start with how has it been so far. Well it's been a looong tortuous road,you know,we've learned a lot of things, it's been a lot fun meeting people, growing in the music.. That's how it has been so far. Then...about what's going on right now, that's important. Right now we are promoting the songs. We've done singles, some of them are doing well out there in the public, we're moving on gradually. We are expecting great things in the future,new songs, more publicity, that's what's up.
Do you have any new songs you are promoting currently?
Yes, we are promoting three new songs. Actually one is not so new. It was done last year. The title is "Chop something" featuring Uk based rapper Linxman.
The song has enjoyed massive air play and I've got very encouraging
response from people out there. I also have a song called "How Far
Eko" featuring Chycopelli and another one called "Sanusi/oil
money". Those are the three songs out there right now and they are doing
very well.
That last one sounds interesting, Sanusi and Oil money, what's the connection? What's the song about?
That last one sounds interesting, Sanusi and Oil money, what's the connection? What's the song about?
Ok, Sanusi is like a slang for money, if you look at the current Naira
bills,you'll see the signature of Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, that's the
central bank
governor. So we are using Sanusi to express wealth,you know, oil money.
Nigeria
is a mono economy,our major source of revenue is oil,so right now, we
are
talking about the wealth that could be available to every one if the
money from
our oil is channeled properly.
The song sounds like a dance track, did you intend it to be a conscious song?
The song is a dance track. The lyrics aren't even conscious. It's just a feel good song. We are just saying "this is how it should be on a good day. We are supposed to be swimming in money in this country. See, we have so much money in Nigeria and people are still poor so we are saying this is the way it should be,not necessarily through the lyrics but through the fun in the music. The title is like a catcher. It's like saying "let's put away our troubles for a minute and let's celebrate. Let's celebrate our heritage,let's celebrate our culture. I mean,we already got a truck load of troubles so the least we can do is to be happy.
http://theemergereview.blogspot.com/2012/05/interview-with-fast-rising-german-born.html


Mr Rehds disclaimer
Ever since I did this song, people have been asking me for
money… people on my BlackBerry , on twitter on face book.. Its crazy
men, every
one asking me for money. Abeg o, Sanusi/oil money is just a song, I
never said “I
don hammer”, what I said was “e be like say I don hammer”. Listen to the
lyrics. I’ve given out recharge cards to lots of people and the truth is
I can’t
reach every one, we still hustling for the money, so to all my fans who
didn’t
get recharge cards, sorry.. No prejudices men. It just didn’t go round,
my
promise is... Stick around a little longer, I’m sure we’ll get around to
it,
God willing. Thanks for your support. Peace and love.
Our hit back
What do you expect when you are spraying Sanusi all over the place?
Abeg settle us joor!
Alright guys, your comments please!
nice interview...and nice song..keep it up MR REHD....
ReplyDeleteHey thanks for stopping by! Please do leave your names on your comments guys,thanks!
ReplyDeletewow, great interview. We are looking foward 4 a video. Thanks. From prince
ReplyDelete9c & interesting review!
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ReplyDeleteOriginality at its best.I listened to the song SANUSI(OIL MONEY) and i can't get the hook out of my head.Bravo ReHd...you're destined for greatness
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