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Runtown reveals who wrote ”Aye” for Davido
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Nigerian singer, Douglas Jack Agu, popularly known as Runtown has revealed that he wrote one of Davido’s hit songs ‘Aye’.
There has been so many conversations surrounding the usage of song writers in Nigeria, with some singers shying against the fact that they have used song writers in the past.
Some section of the fans are also of the opinion that those who use song writers are not as talented as those who don’t.
Runtown on his own part has stated that there is nothing negative about artiste using song writers, as he sighted Davido’s Aye as one of the songs he wrote.
He also revealed that he co-produced the track which earned the DMW boss many nominations and award during the period of its release.
Runtown made this known when a fan asked him in aonline question and answer session he had on Wednesday, December 30.”
@iRuntown Who wrote Aye? #AskRunTown,’‘ the fan tweeted.
He tweeted: “I wrote it. And also co-produced it. Nothing wrong in using song writers if you write song for me and I like am I go sing am.”
I wrote it. And also co-produced it. Nothing wrong in using song writers if you write song for me and I like am I go singam. https://t.co/WWwaH3NQAH— Runtown (@iRuntown) December 30, 2020
There has been so many conversations surrounding the usage of song writers in Nigeria, with some singers shying against the fact that they have used song writers in the past.
Some section of the fans are also of the opinion that those who use song writers are not as talented as those who don’t.
Runtown on his own part has stated that there is nothing negative about artiste using song writers, as he sighted Davido’s Aye as one of the songs he wrote.
He also revealed that he co-produced the track which earned the DMW boss many nominations and award during the period of its release.
Runtown made this known when a fan asked him in aonline question and answer session he had on Wednesday, December 30.”
@iRuntown Who wrote Aye? #AskRunTown,’‘ the fan tweeted.
He tweeted: “I wrote it. And also co-produced it. Nothing wrong in using song writers if you write song for me and I like am I go sing am.”