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By Victoria Ige Don’t Let Me Know [Audio clip: view full post to listen] The Way You Are [Audio clip: view full post to listen] There had been rumours earlier on in the year that Darey’s new materials will show the two different sides of the man Dare Art Alade. And with the release, today, [...]
Darey trots away yet again, with his face pressed against the wind of the status quo and his back to the competition.
Darey Art Alade had a rare opportunity to market his talent to the African continent when he enrolled for Project Fame Academy in 2004 – and he did a good job of it. But when he dropped his debut album two years later, the LP was received with mixed feelings: many fans who had followed [...]
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