By Any Minz Necessary

Interview with Minz

In conversation with Afrofusion artist to discover the release of his highly anticipated debut album ‘By Any Minz’, his creative process, the inspiration behind, and how his Nigerian heritage plays a pivotal role in shaping his sound. A rising star in the Nigerian music scene, he has established himself as a visionary, seamlessly blending genres like afrobeats, R&B, alté, and pop. This genre-bending approach is clearly reflected in ‘By Any Minz’, a project that showcases not only his versatility but also his deeply personal journey from an underground sensation to a mainstream leader in afrofusion. The album’s title symbolises Minz’s determination to make a mark in the global music landscape by any means necessary, and the 15-track masterpiece is already gaining attention for its thoughtful songwriting, rich production, and diverse influences. Collaborating with heavyweight artists like Davido, Tekno, and Blaqbonez, Minz has crafted an album that reflects his Pan-African roots. From the introspective track “Wo Wo” to the high-energy anthem “Do,” each song on ‘By Any Minz’ delivers a unique story, blending personal experiences with themes of love, heartbreak, and resilience.

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