MUSICAL GENRE AND STYLE:
Qdot is known for his versatile music style, encompassing genres like Hip Hop, Afro-beat, and Pure Afro Performance. He has collaborated with renowned producers such as D’tunes, Antras, Indomix, and Citi Boi, among others. His distinctive Yoruba indigenous music has solidified his place as one of Nigeria’s foremost indigenous Yoruba musicians.
RISE TO FAME:
Qdot’s breakthrough came in 2013 with the release of his hit single, “Alomo Meta,” which catapulted him to national prominence. He continued to impress in 2014 with another hit track, “Ibadan,” featuring Olamide.
MUSICAL JOURNEY:
Qdot’s musical journey continued to flourish, marked by several successful releases:
– 2014: “Ibeere” (Question)
– 2016: “Turn Up” and “La La Lu” featuring Lil Kesh
– 2017: “Apala New School,” a song that garnered widespread attention.
Yorubaboi Music and Omo Ita Entertainment:
Qdot Alagbe established his entertainment brand, “Yorubaboi Music,” which contributed significantly to his growing popularity. He was formerly signed to the Omo Ita Entertainment label, where he made substantial strides in his career before departing when his contract ended.
THE “Gbese” PHENOMENON:
One of Qdot’s most significant career milestones came with the release of “Gbese,” a song that seamlessly combined street slang with Zanku vibes. This track solidified his position as a major force in the Nigerian music industry.
AWARDS AND ACCOLADES:
Qdot’s talent has earned him recognition and awards, including the City People Music Award for Best Indigenous Artist of the Year in 2019 and the Ogo Yoruba Award (OYA) for Best Indigenous Artist in the same year.
TOP SONGS:
Qdot’s discography includes numerous hits such as “Ijo Gelede,” “Gbese,” “Alomo Meta,” “Ole,” “Aare,” “Orin Emi,” “Afarawe,” “Origin,” “Lalalu,” “Turn Up,” “Story Of My Life,” “Fuel Subsidy,” “Jaiye,” “Emilokan,” “German,” “Apala New Skool,” “Alhaji,” “Ibeere,” “Otilo,” and more.
MOVIE PRODUCTION:
In addition to his music career, Qdot ventured into the world of filmmaking. He has produced movies like “Alagbe” and “Ajo” (Trip).
In conclusion, Fakoya Qudus Oluwadamilare, popularly known as Qdot Alagbe, is a renowned Nigerian indigenous musician celebrated for his versatility, lyrical prowess, and contributions to the Yoruba music scene. With a blend of Hip Hop, Afro-beat, and indigenous flavors, he has captivated audiences across Nigeria and beyond, earning accolades for his remarkable talent and dedication to his talents.
