Fast-rising afrobeats prodigy, Emmy NBM has shared insights into what it’s like in his personal life and how his recent experiences have helped shape him into a better version of himself. The artist, who since his last single, “More Money,” took what appeared to be a break, has opened up on what he has been up to, his reason for this break, and a possible return to the music space.
In June, Emmy lost his mother, and this hit him as hard as anything could have. It was a time of pain and several emotional breakdowns. This led to Emmy’s temporary break from music, which was aided and advised by his management given the nature of the incident and the toll it was taking on the artist. It was advised that he takes a two months break from the music. This is understandable because there is no replacing a mother’s love.
Having all that time to think and reflect on life itself can either have a positive or negative impact on one’s life, and in this case, it is the former. He spent this time investing in himself and also the music, drawing inspirations from his daily thoughts and the words his mother said to him before her passing, after all what better way is there to honor his mother’s memory than to commit to the same act his mother was bent on seeing him succeed from.
Even though Emmy made a transient pause, his return might be imminent as the starboy has recently hinted at a possible return. Having a source of inspiration is one thing, and having a mother’s dream as a drive is more than enough fuel one’s need not to quit because that is what his mother would have wanted. Without doubt, when Emmy does return, fans should be expecting a transformed artist, and he might as well be warming up to release an album or an EP, because when creatives take a few steps backwards, they usually run forward with an increased pace, and believe this, he’s had plenty of time to work, and we all can now expect a “blow up” of Emmy NBM.
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