#BSUGotTalent - Meet Wakemi Enigma "A Musician" - Benue State University Gist

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Tuesday 2 August 2016

#BSUGotTalent - Meet Wakemi Enigma "A Musician"

Good Day Ma,

It's an honor having you here with Us, it's actually because of personalities like you that we established this platform....



May we please get to know you?
My name is Iveren Oluwakemi Imenger. I'm a 300level student of chemistry.



At what age did you begin singing?
I began singing at age ten, started as a lead vocalist in the children choir of my Sunday school.


Apart from music what else?
Besides singing, I write, I'm actually writing an online novel presently, titled Bruised, betrayed, beautified. I also just recently began to take dance lessons, so I can categorically say I'm also a Dancer, I also act, occasionally when I'm called upon to do so.


Do you plan to make music a full-time career?
Yes I intend to go full time into music Immediately I graduate.



Handling Music and School, how has it been?
It has been the most challenging thing I have had to do in my life, but I accept the difficulties joyfully, because Music, is what I believe I was born to do.


Which famous musicians do you admire? Why?
I have great admiration for Beyonce,Enya, Waje but most especially Asha. I also recently fell in love with Simi. And for the male folks I have ways considered Rkelly to be the Ultimate role model.
I love Beyonce because she is a perfect representation of how powerful black women can be if they act Intelligently and make the right choices.



How was your 1st performance in public?
My first performance was beautiful, I was commended for performing well , though I was also extremely nervous, so I can say it also left me with mixed feelings, I felt happy that the audience was impressed, but I also knew from some certain remarks made afterwards that I had the capacity to do better next time.



How do you handle mistakes during a performance?
During a performance, there is a certain rule I following and that is, Handle mistakes with confidence, so when I flop I get back in track immediately, without letting the reaction of the audience affect me, and Usually, I go back and work on the mistake made, to ensure that It does not re-occur. Mind you it is natural for me to feel embarrassed by my mistakes on stage, but like I said earlier, confidence helps me overcome.

Click here to download her hit single
Omo Ara



What are your main inspirations and greatest influences?
My greatest influence is my mother's, Her tenacity, and principled lifestyle helped to make me who I am. My inspiration comes from things that happen in my own life, and I'm also inspired by My amazing friends


What is it like being a woman in the music industry?
To be a woman in the Industry, you have to be exceptionally brave and willing to work hard, there is a tendency for women to be sidelined and underrated, fighting back by being loud does not work well, but being gentle, yet firm and hardworking and most of all Disciplined, Is what works.


What are typical mistakes people make when trying to pursue this kind of career?
The most common mistake people make is being money conscious, start first by being passionate about your dream, and everything will fall in place.


Do you have any specific goals set for yourself in 2016?
Well for 2016,I intend to complete my novel and publish it, and for my music career I'm working hard to produce 2 more tracks and most importantly my goal is to to get signed to an excellent music label.


is your family in support of your musical career?
Yes, my family is in full support, they have come to terms with my talent and have accepted it.


Tell us more about your single "Omo Ara".
Omo Ara is quite deep, it is an Afro-mix track, it took me about three months to completely write and have it produced, as of the time I wrote the song, my main inspiration was my Desire to help people realize that they hold the key to their happiness in their hands. It was produced at johnickes studio Villa.
Click here to download her hit single
Omo Ara


What personal advice would you give to someone wanting to pursue this career?
My advice is short and simple, Do not give up, no matter how slow your progress is, a step at a time is better than accepting defeat and stagnancy.


Connect with Wakemi Enigma via:


Click here to download her hit single
Omo Ara




Instagram: @wakemi_enigma
Twitter : @Wakemi Enigma
Facebook: Iveren Oluwakemi Imenger


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