Bari Bentley: I Don't Like To Do Copy And Paste Music

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Umaizi Desk

Bobby Nishimwe

48 episodes

1 month ago

Formerly Afro Banta Beats, now Umaizi Desk: Exploring insights, trends, and stories within the African music landscape.

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Formerly Afro Banta Beats, now Umaizi Desk: Exploring insights, trends, and stories within the African music landscape.

Music Commentary

Music

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Bari Bentley: I Don't Like To Do Copy And Paste Music

Umaizi Desk

18 minutes 43 seconds

9 months ago

Bari Bentley: I Don't Like To Do Copy And Paste Music

In this episode, I am joined by Bari Bentley, an up-and-coming artist from Nigeria now based in the U.S. Bari discusses his journey as an independent artist, his approach to artistic growth, and working with Supreme Band and a team in shaping his development.