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YouTube Music Week: DJ Cuppy, Adekunle Gold, Others Sets For YouTube Music Week

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DJ Cuppy, Adekunle Gold, and others will grace upcoming YouTube Music week.

News Rain gathered that the artistes have been announced by the online video channel to be part of its Music Week in Nigeria to be hosted from September 21 to 27 to celebrate Nigerian music and music stars and, most importantly, their many fans.

DJ Cuppy, Adekunle Gold To Perform At YouTube Music Week.

According to a statement by YouTube on Friday, virtual hangouts with top Nigerian music stars will take place over four days during the week.

Music stars like Patoranking, DJ Cuppy, Adekunle Gold, and Fireboy DML will be interacting with their fans on September 23, 24, 25, and 26 respectively.

 

The artistes are believed to use the platform to share some of their interesting plans with their fans.

The statement further said that music has been scientifically found to be a therapeutic medium, adding that it allows people to express their feelings and communicate with others.

“YouTube Music Week is celebrating music as a tool that helps people to endure and persevere, particularly in difficult times like these.” It read.

Corroborating this the Product Marketing Manager, Google, Adetutu Laditan said:

 

“Music fans have had a hard time dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic; YouTube Music week is focused on helping music fans discover music that helps them deal with this difficult period ensuring they go through it stronger.”

According to her, YouTube has helped music lovers discover music that connects with their interests. The platform has enabled creators and fans to access and be inspired by music from everywhere.

In Nigeria, YouTube is redefining the entertainment experience as the online platform that exports Afrobeat.

“In the last 15 years, YouTube has played an essential role in the discovery and development of African sound, exporting African music to listeners worldwide, enabling collaborations within the global and regional music industry, and accelerating the transition to digital for fans on the continent,

 

“YouTube has continued to provide a platform for Nigerians to share the country’s unique and diverse culture on a global stage, and also to offer Nigerian users more relevant content.

“With cultural movements growing and building on YouTube, the platform plays an essential role in the discovery and development of African sound, exporting African music to listeners worldwide.

“Beyond celebrating the immense talent demonstrated by Nigerian music stars, the goal of YouTube Music Week is also to showcase some of the top artists and songs making waves on the YouTube Music platform.

“Other fun features on YouTube Music like lyrics, playlists, background play, availability of remixes and covers will also be highlighted,” added Laditan.

Launched earlier this year in Nigeria, YouTube Music reinforces YouTube’s long-term commitment to support the growth of the music industry in Nigeria.

The music streaming service uses the magic of YouTube to give fans official songs, albums, thousands of playlists and artist radio, plus YouTube’s tremendous catalog of remixes, live performances, covers, and music videos that can not be found anywhere else – personalized and all simply organized in one place.