ojochegbesammie 3Speak Podcast

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=ojochegbesammie/tdgelahoby It’s AFRI-TUNES WEEK 1️⃣6️⃣1️⃣ my name ojochegbesammie Yesterday was really stressful! I was just sitting at home and immediately had an inspiration to just cook up something on FL studio. "Amazing Grace" that's what I decided to name the track, and let me tell you something exciting, I made the whole track with nothing but my laptop and a whole lot of faith 😅. I didn't use any midi controller or even a keyboard, all I used was just my mouse and laptop keyboard (that probably would be begging to rest 😂) The complete arrangement took me multiple hours to complete. I literally I spent the entire time maintaining a position, just glued to my screen like a mad scientist that is about to make history 😂. At some points I'll stop and ask myself, “Why do I do this to myself?” My eyes started hurting because of the long hours i've spent, but I couldn’t stop. I had to finish it. This project is more than just music, it proves that anything is possible as long as you don’t let limitations stop your creativity. I didn’t have the ideal setup, gadget or even a mad laptop. I only had an idea… and I made it work. "Amazing Grace" is 100% original, produced from scratch by yours truly. It’s got heart. It’s got soul. And every second of it was built with love, patience, frustration, and fire. I really hope it hits you the way it hit me when I finally played it back. I'm available for collaborations 💯💯 I hope you'll enjoy❤️Uploaded using 3Speak Mobile App

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=ojochegbesammie/ltdkfnsjop It’s AFRI-TUNES WEEK 1️⃣5️⃣8️⃣, my name ojochegbesammie and it’s been a really long time here, I’m glad I’m back So yeah, African music is all about rhythm, soul, and storytelling. Every musical note produced by Afrobeat and highlife showcases cultural artifacts that represent historical components. The Afri-tunes week's prompt made me consider how much I value combining music elements to develop unique new kinds of sound. I’ve been posting music covers but this time around I want to do something different. I’m a music producer and not just a singer 😂 I’ve been working on this beat for a while now for an artist ( I just wanted to do it for free though), and it just feels so Afrobeat, so alive, which is why I finally decided to call it "Fresh." Even though it’s not mixed and mastered yet, I wanted to share the journey behind it and celebrate the beauty of African music through sound. Laying the Groove No Afrobeat track is complete without a solid groove. So, I started with a lo-fi guitar at the start of the beat then came the percussion, shakers and then gradually rimshots and the likes, congas, and woodblocks, all adding to that danceable feel. Once the groove was locked in, I moved on to the melodies. I layered warm synth pads to create an atmospheric feel, something that fills the space without overpowering the groove. Then, I played around with warm piano chords. Afrobeat and 808 actually go hand in hand, this is where the beat really shines, so I knew I had to bring in some inside the song so it’ll be a banger. The result? An 808 and a trumpet section that cuts through the mix and gives the beat its signature energy. Although, the track is still raw, i haven’t mixed and mastered it yet. African music is about evolution, expression, and feeling the vibe. Even in its unfinished state, this beat already speaks volumes. African music is a gift to the world, and I’m excited to contribute my little piece to the world. What do you think of the process so far? Let’s celebrate African music together Uploaded using 3Speak Mobile App

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=ojochegbesammie/ufafqqhr Hey guys, its been a long while I'm ojochegbesammie and i'll be doing the cover of Volume of the book by Moses Akoh Enjoy!!!!!

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=ojochegbesammie/tqwdhona I am ojochegbesammie and i'll be doing the cover of mad over you by Runtown Enjoy!!!!