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Daddy Showkey

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Bio

John Asiemo, known professionally as Daddy Showkey, is a Nigerian singer, songwriter, and actor. He gained fame in the late 1990s with his unique blend of reggae and Afrobeat music, which was complemented by his socially conscious lyrics and energetic dance moves. Daddy Showkey has released numerous albums and collaborated with other Nigerian musicians. He is also an actor in Nollywood movies and has earned recognition as a cultural ambassador for his contributions to promoting Nigerian music and culture.

Discography

Albums²

The Name1920 • albumTracks: 8

Welcome1920 • albumTracks: 8

Singles²

Fire Fire1920 • singleTracks: 1

SinglesNaN • singleTracks: 2

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Record Label associated with Daddy Showkey - past and current.

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