Odumodublvck, Bayanni, Khaid, Odumodublvck And Others Bag Headies Award Rookie Nominations

The 16th edition of Nigeria’s prestigious Headies Awards is set to recognize the country’s most promising musical talents, with the announcement of the nominees for the coveted Rookie of the Year category. The category, which celebrates artists who have had a successful year musically without releasing an album, features a diverse lineup of emerging talents.

Among the nominees are Odumodublvck, known for his hit track “Declan Rice,” named after the West Ham United captain. His unique style and lyrical prowess have made him a standout figure in the Nigerian music scene. Joining him is Bayanni, a Mavin Records signee, who has made waves with his self-titled EP, featuring top tunes like “Ta Ta Ta” and “Family.”

Guchi, the sensational songstress behind the viral song “All Over You,” is also in the running for the award. Her distinct voice and catchy tunes have earned her a place in the hearts of many music lovers. Neville Records’ Khaid, known for songs like “With You,” “Ski Jolie,” and “Carry Me Go,” is another strong contender in the category.

Rounding up the list are Eltee Skhillz, known for his hyped delivery on the track “ODG,” and alternative singer and pop sensation Bloody Civilian, known for her viral song “I Don’t Like You.” Both artists have shown immense potential and have contributed significantly to the vibrancy of the Nigerian music scene.

The Headies Awards, established in 2006, recognizes outstanding achievements in the Nigerian music industry. The annual ceremony features performances by established and promising artists, making it one of the most anticipated events in the Nigerian music calendar.

As the music industry and fans eagerly await the award ceremony, these nominees represent the future of Nigerian music. Their nominations are a testament to their talent and the impact they’ve made in the year under review. Regardless of who takes home the award, these artists have already made their mark and are set to shape the future of Nigerian music.