Muhammad's vision for the future propels him to challenge the status quo, steering away from the lament-filled tunes of the past. His drive to bring stories and culture into the 21st century echoes the words of music icon Fela Kuti: 'Music is a spiritual thing; you don't play with music.'
Full Interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ng1OypU6ZVk
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