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In the 80s, ‘’resistance to oppression’’ governed the zeitgeist. Reggae music was hugely popular. It resonated with the yearnings of the people for freedom from autocracy, domination, and oppression. Reggae was the conduit for social expression; it was the euphonious channel for agitation and for resisting the ‘’sistem’’.

Adebambo Similoluwa Emmanuel, Yung Clef, is a promising music talent gradually making waves. The ambition of the 16-year-old Senior Secondary School student who sings Afropop is to reach the very top of his music career. In this interview, he speaks on how he came into music at a tender age and his exploits so far.