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Galaybanton: I want to Inspire Younger Generation
Stephen Olaitan, Oladeji aka Galaybanton, has said that he is focused, and taking things a day at a time and being the best version of himself in order to create musical masterpieces that would make an impact on the people for generations to come and also inspire the younger generation to live right
The Oduduwa Music Group frontier also opened up on his social media profile on how he was self-taught when it comes to making music and how his creative process works.
“Yes, when it comes to music, I am self-taught and this is a gift from nature to use and heal the world and also express my art in general,” he stated
According to him; it is the stories that he passes through his music that make him passionate about music and inspires his lyrics which connects with his audience on a soulful level.
He said that music is in-born in him and that it has been in him from his past life, adding that that he was inspired to start making music by God,
“It is a talent from within; nothing made me want to become a musician; it has been in me from my past life and finding myself makes me know that I am a born artiste and music is the only way to express the artistic in me.”
Galaybanton is yet to release any music in this year 2021, but he is taking his time, making sure that he puts out a good body of work for his audience, and not just always put out music just to stay relevant. When asked his overarching philosophy of communication through music; he said “Yes I do a lot of that, thing is that God speaks every day to us and communicate in riddles it is up to us to hear this message and use it positively”
The Wicked crooner hinted that he is taking a day at a time, having so much responsibilities and a lot to do at this time knowing that with steady process he can heal the new world.
“In the next 10 years all I want to see ismy people wake up differently and shun mental slavery and also unlearning to relearn their purpose as Kings and Queens in this great time we find ourselves,” he posited.







