Artist Spotlight: Ngufor
Ngufor wrote “Black Girl Magic” after seeing the disrespect people share too often about the physical appearances of black women.
In this exclusive Q&A, Ngufor opens up about the stories behind the music, lessons learned along the way, and what keeps their passion alive.
FreshMusicWorld: Who are your biggest musical influences?
Ngufor: My biggest musical influences are Davido, Chris brown, Wizkid, Burna Boy, Rema, Magasco, and Mr Leo.
FreshMusicWorld: What non-musical influences (books, movies, art, etc.) inspire your work?
Ngufor: A movie called Life in a Year.
FreshMusicWorld: Is there a particular song or album that has significantly influenced your career?
Ngufor: It's African Giant by Burna Boy.
FreshMusicWorld: How do your personal experiences shape your music?
Ngufor: In a very positive way.
FreshMusicWorld: Have your influences changed over the years?
Ngufor: Yes, they have changed the sound of music ? globally.
FreshMusicWorld: How do you incorporate your cultural background into your music?
Ngufor: I am the culture itself.
FreshMusicWorld: What role does nature or your environment play in your songwriting?
Ngufor: Number 3 role, but it's a secret.
FreshMusicWorld: When did you first realize you wanted to be a musician?
Ngufor: When I was 18 years old.
FreshMusicWorld: What was the first song you ever wrote, and what inspired it?
Ngufor: You and weed inspired me to write it.
FreshMusicWorld: How did you get started in the music industry?
Ngufor: From StarlightPR.
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