Ric Hassani Claims Chart-Topping Nigerian Hits Are Declining In Quality
Nigerian singer-songwriter Ric Hassani discussed his thoughts on the decline in quality of Nigerian hit songs in an interview with Rubbin’ Minds on Channels TV. Ric Hassani claims that as more individuals want to break into Nigerian music, the caliber of the music is declining.
He claims that the current generation of hit songs reflects this decline in quality, as they are no longer good songs in comparison to those that were once deemed hits. over the current state of Nigerian hit songs, Ric Hassani echoed worries expressed recently by analysts over the low caliber of new releases, with artists copying Amapiano-styled productions.
According to Ric Hassani, some artists have grown complacent as a result of the popularity of Nigerian music, which may have led to the decline in quality.
Regarding the matter of artists attempting to break free from the label of “Afrobeats,” one of the most well-known R&B singers in Nigeria, Ric Hassani, said that although he has never felt constrained, some artists believe that the label of “Afrobeats” has boxed them in, and this may be the driving force behind their decision to break free from the term that encompasses Nigerian pop music.
Online responses to these remarks have been conflicting. Like Hassani, some fans bemoan what they see as an erosion in the musical complexity and lyrical depth of Afrobeats.
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