K1 de ultimate biography a elegushi

If we examine Fuji artists' special facility for proclamation of kingdoms, coupled with the resentment they often show toward rivalry, very few would agree with the above claim and concede spaces to others. But their disagreement takes nothing away from the validity of the claim.

In terms of form, structure and harmony in album recording and engineering, very few artists pay attention like K1. So while a critic can listen quickly to a regular Fuji skiva and scribble a few words, quite effortlessly, it would take conscious efforts to listen and perhaps re-listen to a Wasiu Ayinde album before one would have a better grasp of the sound.

The conventional Fuji skiva is a freewheeling project, a less chaotic extension of the topsy-turvy outdoor (live) performances. Unlike pop albums that are recorded in tracks, each spanning about 3 to 6 minutes, Fuji albums are recorded in an average of an hour, separated into two distinct sessions often dubbe

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