Revisiting the Legacy of Ozee, the Original Arewa Wizzy

Ozee changed the game in 2012. Back when CDs ruled and music videos were rare, he made our after secondary school days unforgettable with his hit tracks.
If you haven’t heard his five classic songs, you might miss the magic that set his journey apart.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!“Double Double,” featuring Jesse Jagz, was pure fire dropping when Chocolate City was on top and the music scene was buzzing.
Double Double came alongside “Down Down,” these tracks broke barriers, both played on top platforms like Vanguard and Tooxclusive when access was a luxury.
Back then, fans called him “The Arewa Wizzy” because his sound carried the same magic as Wizkid.
Two years later, “Rebirth” hit with a bold message about change and growth.
Then in 2015, “Gigye” featuring Morell became the anthem of the year, sparking joy all around.
Not long after, in 2016, “Kum Kum” proved that Ozee’s music never grows old.
Today, Ozee still drops bangers that keep our hearts racing and the spirit of Arewa culture alive.
His smart choices and perfect collaborations have pushed Arewa music into the spotlight, inspiring fans everywhere.