Nigerian Artiste Gets $5,000 to Make Music Video

Omogo Reloaded to take Gberemire and a music video production company  to Africa

Photo provided by ResQ Record

African fans of good music, Be ready! The Nigerian born singer and songwriter Omogo Reloaded is bringing, to you, a new musical style that is already getting a positive attention here in Indiana, North America. It is called Afrofusion music. The artist and his record label ResQ Records | ResQ Ranjazz International(ASCAP), Indiana and Reimagine Cinema, Hollywood, USA are releasing a wonderful music video of his single to entertain the African audience.

Gberemire is Yoruba term meaning the arrival of something new and fun. “It is a celebration of artistes, all over the world, introducing new and refined art forms,” Omogo Reloaded said. Here, some fans call it “Afrohiphop Music,” some call it the “New Conscientious Afro Rap.” Both sides are right. Afrofusion, as Omogo termed it, is a new musical style that combines African authentic rhymes with Americana tonalities, and is lyrically captivating. Message and sound are melodiously married to make the music good to listen and difficult to resist when played everywhere.

Omogo  started this Music video production upon receiving a grant from Goshen College Business Department in Goshen, Elkhart County, Indiana back when he was studying Public Relations at that school. Since then, the artist has launched a successful start-up in music production, photography and film-making. Infact, ResQ Records | ResQ Ranjazz International(ASCAP) is referred to as an entertainment public relations firm. 

The now available Gberemide music video is a co-production of ResQ Records | ResQ Ranjazz International(ASCAP), Indiana and Reimagine Cinema, Hollywood, USA.  Award-winning filmmaker, Jacob Landis-Eigst shot and directed the project.

Note also that  Omogo and his team are bringing part of their music and video production company ResQ Records | ResQ Ranjazz International(ASCAP) to Africa where thye will be helping other artists get their voice out. ResQ Records | ResQ Ranjazz International(ASCAP) will be providing professional music video production in Lagos, Nigeria and other parts of Africa.

 

Contact Omogo Reloaded

 on Twitter at http://twitter.com/OmogoReloaded

 on Facebook at http://facebook.com/omogoreloaded

 on MySpace at http://myspace.com/resqranjazz

Des dieux africains exposés dans un salon américain.

Anne et Keith Graber Miller, propriétaires d’une galerie d’art dans la ville de Goshen située au nord de l’Indiana, exposent une collection d’œuvres d’art  dans un des salons de Goshen du 2 juin au 22 septembre 2013. La particularité de cette exposition c’est que toutes les œuvres sont du authentiques et proviennent de l’Afrique.

La plupart de ces œuvres qui sont des masques, du bronze, des ceintures de perles, des tissus indigènes en indigo, des tissus Kuba  et Kent, et des sculptures en bois proviennent de l’Afrique de l’Ouest et datent de la première moitié du 19em siècle. Le Nigeria en paye le gros lot avec plus de la moitié de l’exposition signée Yoruba. Mais il y a également des masques du Benin, de la Cote ’Ivoire, du Benin, du Cameroun, de l’Ethiopie. Le Burkina Faso est représenté par des masques Bwaba dont la beauté et la splendeur me rappellent encore mon enfance à Lollio dans la province du Tuy.

A mon arrivée sur les lieux ce vendredi après-midi, il n’y avait pas assez de visiteurs dans le salon, mais le cahier des hôtes  témoignait bien l’engouement des visiteurs par leur nombre et par les commentaires qu’ils laissaient en marge de leurs noms.

Ce qui m’a encre frappe c’est aussi le prix exorbitant de ces œuvres. L’une d’elle, une chaise royale en bronge, coute  9600 dollar américain, près de 5 million de franc CFA.

Omogo Reloaded to Release a New Single: "Aya mi Sare Wale"

Omogo Reloaded and his label, ResQ Records, are  signing up his big return  on the musical scenery  with a new single entitled “Aya mi Sare Wale,"  meaning in Yoruba “Baby, please, come back.” Indeed, this song is a love story in a mix of Yoruba and English. For those of you who loved Omogo’s previous single “The Glory of the Lord Came Down,” you will fall in love with this one as well. An Eminem-style-rap flows nicely with a beautiful chorus in Yoruba inviting the lover to come back. A music video will be coming soon, but ResQ Records wants to share this exclusive in voice and photo slide with you: check it out! put your comments down, thumb it up.

 Omogo Reloaded is a singer, songwriter and a talented Public Relations Practitioner in the Michiana area, United States. His passion for music is as unimaginable as his talent in business and entertainment public relations coaching. ResQ Records is affiliated with the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers(ASCAP).

In an exclusive video release, Omogo shares the long road he took to get to where he is now, and announces that he and his wife will be relocating the business “in selected regions in the continent of Africa.”