Nigerian singer and songwriter, Ima Alozie, recently delved into the diverse paths his life could have taken before ultimately choosing music as his primary pursuit, shedding light on his journey during a review of his debut album 'Lavender,' a compilation featuring 8 distinctive tracks.
Formerly a gospel singer, Ima Alozie provided insights into his family background, the challenges encountered while creating the 'Lavender' album, and expressed gratitude for the support received from his partner and others.
With a musical journey spanning almost 15 years, Alozie offered a candid review of select tracks from the album, such as 'We Pray,' 'Call Me,' and 'Gush,' unraveling the narratives behind each composition.
In his own words, the artist shared, "If not for music, I could have been an athlete, a footballer actually. I played amateur football, but you know how Nigeria is; I carried my boots with enthusiasm, fully aware of the challenges in the Nigerian football landscape."
Expanding on his alternate career paths, Ima Alozie disclosed that, apart from pursuing football, he believed he had the qualities to excel as a soldier. He remarked, "Another thing I could have done, and I know I would have excelled, is being a soldier. I had the passion, the strength, the grit, and toughness. I’ve got the heart, but I kind of like where I am now."
The artist also shared a glimpse into his past, revealing his stint as a gospel singer before transitioning to a different genre.
To provide a visual element to his revelations, Alozie incorporated a video in his presentation. Viewers can watch the full video here.
In summary, Ima Alozie's reflections offer a multifaceted look into his life choices, intertwining his passion for music with the potential paths of athleticism, football, and a military career, showcasing the diversity that shaped his journey.
