The Nigerian musician/Singer Faze(Chibuzor Oji) might have
fallen down the trends, and may not be very musically active, but the musician
has been remembered and added to ‘The Marsh Up Africa Record Holders database’,
for his ability to hit a whistles register, and for being the first Nigerian
musician to have three consecutive platinum albums.
Faze might have been long forgotten by the diehard music
fans of Nigeria who likes to follow the new music trends and listen to the
recent and best of songs, but Faze still wasn’t forgotten for his great vocal
attributes he added to the Nigerian style of music.
Faze who is known to always take similar high notes to the
whistle register, has been looked at as a good falsetto singer, but Marsh Up
Africa has given him the accolade of being the first Nigerian male musician to
hit a whistle register, and has perceived and stated that his head voice is
unique and stretching down to nearly the end of the 6th octave, but
doesn’t mean he is on a falsetto.
“When you listen to an Act like Wande Coal, you could say
that is a great singer that could hit notes just around the 5th
octave with a total amazing head voice, but listening to Faze you could hear a
slight difference if you are just a normal fan. You could hear a great
difference if you are a musical personnel, the difference between both Act is
Wande Coal is a skillful falsetto singer, with a perfect head voice…Faze is
just an octave above that, even if he isn’t stretching to the end of 6th
Octave, he was able to enhance the whistle register from the start of his 6th
Octave and makes it sound like an head voice that it is” – Kennedy Tareotu
Faze would hereby receive an accolade for certification of
his record, as the First Nigerian male musician to hit a whistle register.
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