SFTOS Hosts Successful Make Music With Coca Music Camp (Lagos)

In an electrifying display of musical prowess and creative ingenuity, Sounds From The Other Side (SFTOS) recently hosted the highly anticipated “Make Music With Coca” music camp in Lagos, Nigeria.

Held on March 23rd and 24th, the event proved to be a resounding success, drawing talented individuals from across the country to participate in a transformative two-day experience.

Led by Executive Producer Coca, the “Make Music With Coca” camp served as a dynamic platform for artists to explore their musical potential, collaborate with fellow musicians, and immerse themselves in the vibrant world of music production. Over the course of 48 hours, participants were treated to a series of exhilarating activities, including group recording sessions, instrumental workshops, and vocal recording sessions.

The camp’s emphasis on creativity and collaboration was evident throughout the event, as participants came together to craft original compositions, network with industry professionals, and elevate their craft to new heights. From the infectious energy of the recording studio to the insightful discussions led by guest speaker Grace Tipsy John, attendees were inspired to push the boundaries of their artistic endeavors and embrace their unique talents.

Among the talented artists present were Posah, Wavy, Boy Xander, Kaylah, Uchy, Okwi, Jindu Music, Renaissance, Mighti, and Jozi Music, each bringing their unique style and perspective to the table. Accompanying them were renowned producers Kidda X and Kenwiza, whose expertise and guidance helped shape the sound of the camp.

AnR duties were expertly handled by Big Man Critic and Coca, ensuring that each artist received personalized feedback and support to maximize their potential. The presence of esteemed guests, including Giddy Autos, added an extra layer of excitement and inspiration to the proceedings, further cementing the camp’s status as a must-attend event for emerging talents in the industry.

Documenting the event was video director Blvck Avenue, whose keen eye for detail captured the essence and energy of the “Make Music With Coca” camp. Through his lens, the passion and dedication of the participants were immortalized, serving as a lasting testament to the power of music to unite and inspire.

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Behind the scenes, the meticulous planning and execution of the “Make Music With Coca“ camp were overseen by the team of SFTOS and project manager Nelson Omorotionmwan, also known as Big Man Critic, representing ALTurnatyyv—an esteemed Event, Marketing, and PR Firm. With expert guidance and support, the camp provided an invaluable opportunity for emerging artists to hone their skills, connect with industry insiders, and take their music careers to the next level.

As the curtains closed on the two-day extravaganza, participants departed with a newfound sense of confidence and determination, armed with the knowledge and experience gained from the “Make Music With Coca” music camp.

With SFTOS at the helm, the event served as a testament to the label’s unwavering commitment to fostering talent, promoting creativity, and shaping the future of the Nigerian music industry.