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Nigerian Music superstar, Tekno released a lovely project titled “The More The Better”.
Throughout the 2010s, Tekno cemented an unforgettable legacy in Afrobeats history with a string of crossover hits. His style of creating dance-ready tunes and earwormy tracks stood him out as a mastermind among his Afrobeats fellows. Combined with that rare ability to write and produce-evident by how he lent his skill and pen to records by Drake, Cara and Davido-he established himself as an all-round sonic polymath.
Although that impressive power hit a block when he had a vocal ailment, he gave a glimpse of his talents on his debut LP, 2020's Old Romance.
But Tekno's range and prowess surge to full capacity here on 2023's The More the Better.
"After I lost my voice, it's just not been enough music [for] my fans," Tekno tells Apple Music.
"Everyone felt I wasn't serious with the slow pace
1 was releasing music. Right now, I'm in a space where I'm releasing as much music as possible-that's where the [album] title comes from."
A creative freedom spreads over The More the Better, unpacking a rich-in-form Tekno whose buttery-smooth vocals find the sweetest pockets of beats. The mood of the album is triumvirate, featuring Tekno's vivid introspection, the presence of heady dance-floor tunes and his usual contagious takes on romance-all delivered in pidgin English.
"For me, this album is passing loads of messages to people because of the timeframe in which we live in," the artist born Augustine Miles Kelechi Okechukwu explains. "Everyone just wants to move at a fast pace. No patience, no relaxation.
Throughout the 2010s, Tekno cemented an unforgettable legacy in Afrobeats history with a string of crossover hits. His style of creating dance-ready tunes and earwormy tracks stood him out as a mastermind among his Afrobeats fellows. Combined with that rare ability to write and produce-evident by how he lent his skill and pen to records by Drake, Cara and Davido-he established himself as an all-round sonic polymath.
Although that impressive power hit a block when he had a vocal ailment, he gave a glimpse of his talents on his debut LP, 2020's Old Romance.
But Tekno's range and prowess surge to full capacity here on 2023's The More the Better.
"After I lost my voice, it's just not been enough music [for] my fans," Tekno tells Apple Music.
"Everyone felt I wasn't serious with the slow pace
1 was releasing music. Right now, I'm in a space where I'm releasing as much music as possible-that's where the [album] title comes from."
A creative freedom spreads over The More the Better, unpacking a rich-in-form Tekno whose buttery-smooth vocals find the sweetest pockets of beats. The mood of the album is triumvirate, featuring Tekno's vivid introspection, the presence of heady dance-floor tunes and his usual contagious takes on romance-all delivered in pidgin English.
"For me, this album is passing loads of messages to people because of the timeframe in which we live in," the artist born Augustine Miles Kelechi Okechukwu explains. "Everyone just wants to move at a fast pace. No patience, no relaxation.
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