Nigerian singer Ruger has credited his Grammy-winning colleague, Burna Boy, with revolutionizing Afrobeats performances by introducing live bands. In a recent interview with Billboard, Ruger praised Burna Boy for making live performances more enjoyable in a genre where most artists typically rely on DJ sets.
Ruger emphasized the impact of Burna Boy’s innovation, stating, “Before Burna Boy started this live band thing, most Afrobeats acts would just go on stage with their DJs and bounce. Burna Boy makes live performance enjoyable.” He further expressed his admiration for Burna Boy’s contribution to the music scene, asserting, “I don’t care if they give Burna Boy his flowers or not, but we, the youngins from Nigeria, know what he has done.”
The recognition of Burna Boy’s influence on Afrobeats highlights the evolution of the genre and the importance of live instrumentation in enhancing the overall concert experience. As artists like Burna Boy continue to push boundaries and redefine traditional norms, the future of Afrobeats performances looks promising and exciting for fans worldwide.
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