Liquorose reveals enduring passion for music
Liquorose shares her enduring passion for music, revealing she pursued a music career before Big Brother Naija and still dreams of recording
Dancer and reality TV star Liquorose has disclosed her enduring passion for music, revealing that she had long aspired to become a musician.
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In an interview with media personality VJ Adams, Liquorose explained that she actively pursued a music career before her participation in the Big Brother Naija show.
“I love music too much. I’ve always wanted to be a musician. Yeah, I’ve been recording. There was a time when I was always in the studio before I went for BBNaija show. I was very hungry with music,” she said.
While Liquorose currently feels comfortable with acting, she emphasised that her desire to make music remains strong.
“Acting is like my safest place right now. I’m comfortable, I can act till like I’m 80 or 70 years old. But the urge to make music remains strong. But you see music, there’s a side of me that people have not seen. And it’s my music side,” she added.
Liquorose reveals enduring passion for music
Liquorose further described her musical versatility, noting that she could explore genres such as dancehall or rap, and that her songs would carry a meaningful message beyond just entertainment.
“I know that feeling because I’m a poet and I write. If the music isn’t sounding like that, I know I could do better. And I work with writers as well now and stuff. I wanted to ignore music because I’m like I love acting… And one thing I need people to know is that the sound won’t just be for you to dance. It’s going to touch you. I can do dancehall, I can rap if I want to, because I write poems. I can’t sing like Beyoncé, but I can hold my own,” she said.
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The revelation highlights Liquorose’s ambition to balance her acting career with her long-held musical aspirations, signalling potential new projects in the music industry.
