Davido used to be backup singer – B-Red

<p>He continued, “If I win a Grammy, I will be happy, but I didn’t make this album ‘Timeless’ because I wanted to win anything.</p>, <p>He disclosed this on a recent episode of the Echoo Room audiovisual podcast hosted by Quincy Jonze.</p>, <p>Nigerian afrobeats superstar, David Adeleke, aka Davido, has reflected on the evolution of the genre during his 12-year run at the top.</p>, <p>“You can’t compare it to years ago when we were just faffing around.</p>, <p>He, however, maintained that he didn’t release his latest album, ‘Timeless’ with the intention of winning awards.</p>, <p>During the show, B-Red also recounted how he and Davido sold 20 televisions in his father’s house.</p>, <p>He said, “I was happy that I was out of my space and able to deliver that song ‘Na Money’. Because I’m a digital artist; I record music digitally.</p>, <p>He said, “Afrobeats now and then is different, it’s a multi-billion dollar industry.</p>, <p>Nigerian singer, Adebayo Adeleke, better known as B-Red, has revealed that he and Grammy-award winning superstar, Wizkid used to sleep on the same bed in Mo’Hits mansion.</p>, <p>Davido stated this in a recent interview with Brut.</p>, <p>“We were making amazing music and a lot of money but now people are changing communities, changing lives.”</p>, <p>He said he and his brother, Sina Rambo, also worked as personal assistants to Don Jazzy and D’banj during the Mo’hits era.</p>, <p>“But for that song ‘Na Money’, we had to record it live because The Cavemen record live.”</p>, <p>The ‘Cucumber’ crooner said he advised Davido to start singing because he was “too good.”</p>, <p>He noted that afrobeats has grown from a poorly-funded industry to a multi-billion dollar industry.</p>, <p>“I lived in Mo’hits’ house for two years and two months in Maryland. Before even Wizkid blow, me and Wizkid dey sleep for special bed, the same bed.”</p>, <p>The ‘Dami Duro’ crooner said he is a digital artiste, but for his collaboration with The Cavemen and Grammy-award winning Beninese legend, Angélique Kidjo ‘Na