Most songs on my album were recorded in Kitchen — Ayomaff
Abdullateef Fowewe
In a bold statement challenging conventional music production, Ayomaff announced that his latest album, “PRINCE OF THE STREET,” was recorded without the use of any professional studio.
“Not one song on this Album was recorded in a proper studio. Everything was either recorded in a bedroom, kitchen, or a living room!” Ayomaff revealed on X (formerly Twitter) on Friday.
He further emphasised the creative freedom and resourcefulness behind the project, adding, “Please don’t let anything limit you. You can create greatness anywhere. It’s all in the mind, not the place!”
Ayomaff also shared that he meticulously documented the entire process, inspiring aspiring artists to embrace their environments and focus on creativity over equipment or location.
PRINCE OF THE STREET is now available, marking a milestone in independent music production and a testament to the power of innovation and determination.
Celebrating the achievement, the rising star expressed heartfelt gratitude to his mother and dedicated fans, known as the “Maffians.”
“Mummy, I did it again in just one day. Mummy, after everything we went through, look at your boy now. Daddy would have been so proud. Maffians, you guys are not real,” he added.
