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2nd February 2024 2:12:21 PM
2 mins readBy: Phoebe Martekie Doku

Nigerian music sensation, Davido, expressed his delight following the recent introduction of the Best African Music Performance category by the Recording Academy, the organizers of the Grammy Awards.In an exclusive interview with France24, the 'Unavailable' hitmaker asserted that the acknowledgment of African music was inevitable and emphasized the exceptional quality of the continent's diverse musical genres throughout the decades.
Davido underscored the significance of providing opportunities for African musicians to showcase their art and propel their music to new heights.He highlighted the transformative impact of having a dedicated platform for African music in recent years, leading to increased global interest in the continent and its rich cultural offerings.
"We have always been lit, and for years the music has always been good. Obviously, we have never been given the opportunity to be heard or given platforms. Now you can see us on platforms worldwide," remarked the Afrobeat star, noting the global reach of African music in major cities like New York, London, Atlanta, and Paris.
Expressing his happiness for Africans in the diaspora taking pride in their cultural roots, Davido stated, "I always felt like if we are given the opportunity to be heard, people would love it. It is not only the music, the food, fashion, and the list goes on."
While acknowledging that the recognition of African music should have come earlier, Davido attributed the timing of the new Best African Music Performance category to divine intervention.He expressed his joy about the inclusion of the category, not just for himself but also for his fellow nominees, emphasising the positive impact on the perception that African music can make it to the Grammy Awards.
Davido has garnered three nominations for the upcoming 2024 Grammy Awards, marking his debut in the prestigious awards ceremony.His song 'Feel' is nominated for Best Global Music Performance, 'Unavailable' is in contention for Best African Music Performance, and his 2023 album 'Timeless' is nominated for Best Global Music Album.
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