MIAH LE RÊVE

It's a beautiful feeling to have something spark a fire in you,  Its sight piques your interest and builds up an emotion in you.  It brings a combination of love, confidence and elation.  Every artist has a deep connection to something, someone or a feeling as their source of inspiration.  Sometimes, "Till death do us part" is their mode of separation.  I have always wondered what my muse is. What brings my art to heart,  What creates that fire in me to bring my thoughts to life What moves my hands to pick up my pen and write what I feel as it is. I've been in love, I've experienced lust. Alcohol? Or trees I've never felled? (Pun intended) Could it be music or food? Quite close but I honestly can't tell  One fateful day, I wrote, and my heart felt loose, open and warm. Could this be it? My muse is my heart? I try again but this time my heart was cold and this communicated something to my inner self. I decided to write about an old feeling, an acquaintance

    📷: @rnbloti via IG Loti, a multi-genre artist aka Rnbboy aka Gorimapa Gangsta based in Lagos has served us an anthem to remind us of our roots and a couple of trenches experiences as Mainlanders. Loti gives us solid life advice in the opening lines of this song, something anyone from the mainland can definitely relate to. If you Jonze, na sidelines you go find yourself not Adeniyi Jones.   📷: Just referencing yunno my previous review on  Majeed Loti is 2k richer than Majeeed o.  Mad o! He has 12k but needs some loud for creativity which will also require the strength from within to motivate the body to work without- Chow (food). He also looks up to his money doubler,  betnaija for some odds to multiply his change after loud and Rice with that tasty fried 400 naira chicken(don't ask me how I know his favorite food). I guess that's because I'm also from the Mainland. There's something about the chorus that I can't seem to shake off my head. "