Are the Afrobeats' Managers the Problem? The Renegade Podcast ft. The AngryMob

The Renegade podcast which launched in 2018 with Kaycee Oguejiofor and Dro Ameh is in her second season with Georgina Madu joining the gang. Sequel to the 3-part episodes launch of season 2, the podcast releases a special version hosted by Georgina Madu where she chops it up with seven Turkey-based Nigerian and non-Nigerian students on what they think as newer and much older fans of Omah Lay, his run as a relatively new superstar and what he could fix as he goes along. Expectedly Rema, Joeboy and Fireboy were brought into the conversation by the Young Afrobeats fans with the conversation moving to Oxlade for about 3 minutes - what is and what could have been? See some Quotables from guests: "We love your music - fine! but we need to know who you are" "For Fireboy, he is worst than Omah. In most of the videos I have seen, he is covering his faces with his dreads (and all)" "My issue with Joeboy is (monster hit) consistency." "No, Joeboy and Omah Lay have not released any bad song" Hear them speak! Kindly listen, subscribe and drop a comment. Official website: www.therenegadepod.com

On this episode of the podcast, Dro Ameh, Kaycee Oguejiofor and Georgina Madu speak on Wande Coal's latest project 'Realms,' look back at some of the artistes and label deals gone bad including Kanye West's outburst about his deal, wanting to buy Universal Music as well as touch on Kizz Daniel and Cynthia Morgan' issues with their respective labels. Subscribe to our newsletter on www.therenegadepod.com Share the link to the podcast with the hashtag #TheRenegadePod and win 6GB phone data

Kaycee Oguejiofor, Dro Ameh return with Georgina Madu continued conversation on The REnegade Podcast around Burnaboy's quest for the Grammys with Twice as Tall album with an emphasis on Beyonce's Lion King project and everything in-between - The Renegade Podcast Season II, Episode II Subscribe to our newsletter on www.therenegadepod.com and win 6GB FOR YOUR PHONE...

Kaycee Oguejiofor, Dro Ameh return with Georgina Madu for The REnegade Podcast to talk Burnaboy's quest for the Grammys with Twice as Tall album, Yemi Alade's outside Nigerian conquest, late Fela Kuti, and everything in-between - The Renegade Podcast Season II, Episode I Subscribe to our newsletter on www.therenegadepod.com Share the link to the podcast with the hashtag #TheRenegadePod and win 6GB phone data

In this throwback episode, The Reengade Pod gang look into Korede Bello's run as well as song of the best songs of 2018. This is the Renegade Podcast.

Shola Ijanusi - manager at Kennis Music joins Mazi Kaycee and Dro Ameh as they go down memory lane - Sound Sultan's role in his present career choice, J. Cole and other foreign artistes feigning surprise that they have a huge fanbase in Africa, What it means that Kanye West is dancing to Mystro's record with Wizkid as well as thoughts on Tiwa Savage playing a vixen in Wizkid's 'Fever', delving into branding, marketing et al. There is so much more in this two part conversation. Listen to part one and do drop a comment – they would be noted and discussed (if need be) in next episode.

Ozone joins Mazi Kaycee and Dro Ameh for this episode of The Renegade Podcast. Alex Ozone is one of the genre's first and biggest tour promoters who started out as Terry G's manager. He is behind Davido's first tour as well as facilitating, paying for tours of some of the biggest Nigerian artistes from Kizz Daniel to Olamide. For the first time ever, the tour promoter talks about everything - from starting out to the toughest, most challenging and even worse tours ever which he says has to be the tour with YQ as well as what he learnt on tour with Tekno. He says Tekno made him realise what a 'rider' is. He tells an interesting story of a manager who insisted of getting a business class plane ticket like his talent. Mazi Kaycee and Dro Ameh also addressed the Harrysong situation, following the former's social media post at the time of his depression and the eventual threat that followed after Harrysong went on to 'report' the situation to Tom Ateke and the Niger Delta frontiers. This is the best episode, yet. Listen and do drop a comment – they would be noted and discussed (if need be) in next episode: