The musical lineage of Georgia afrobeat artist Dollaruj expanding across the virtues of contemporary afrobeat beautifully reflects in his new single, ‘I Like It’.
Marietta, Jun 4, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - Cultural and indigenous evolution in music has influenced the soundscape of many artists over the years of creative intermingling. Upcoming afrobeat musician Dollaruj is whipping up a creative storm of musical purposes and lyrical straightforwardness with his new release, 'I Like It'. The song delivers the eccentricity of afrobeat but with a contemporary glaze of musical arrangement. The overall structure is a flowing stream of creative and thematic linearity that collectively presents the mellifluousness o the song. It is composed and sung with the rustic virtues of afrobeat characteristics but with a modern twist making the whole experience a creative indulgence of diversities all in one module. Hence, the artist has been successful in delivering a musical stream that celebrates both cultural and contemporary musical essences in a beautiful quadrant.
Born in Jakiri, Cameroon, this Georgia afrobeat artist's association with music started when he was just 20 and joined the local Dollar-Negress music group performing around the country till 2009. He traveled far and wide as his career as an engineer began to take off which also gave him the exposure towards life and society. Although he was tied with his rigorous day job, his inner liking for music never washed away as he continued to write and compose songs with a distant dream of becoming a part of the music industry. After some consideration, he moved base to Atlanta, Georgia, and 2020 marked the beginning of his next chapter as a musician after he released some of his work.
The story of Dollaruj is extremely inspiring with a journey across many countries and cultures. He has imbibed the essence of the reality of life and existence that forms an important thematic angle in his songs 'I Like It' and 'Skibo'. His soundscape is also inspired by the contemporary flavors of artists like Justin Timberlake and Lionel Richie. He may be a proprietor of afrobeat roots but he never shies away from accepting influences and inspirations from around him. His music brim with a purity of straightforwardness and conviction that the audience has identified and loved whole-heartedly. Follow this confluence of afrobeat meets contemporary pop on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
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