Daniel Regha’s critique of Carter Efe‘s new song appears to be centered on the content and style, suggesting that it may be more suitable for educational purposes, particularly in kindergarten or nursery settings.
By recommending collaboration with Alaba music marketers or distribution on CDs to schools, Regha seems to be implying that the song’s target audience might find it more appealing in educational contexts.
It’s not uncommon for artists to receive diverse opinions about their work, and critics may have varying perspectives on what constitutes authentic music. Carter Efe may choose to consider this feedback as constructive criticism or choose to continue creating content aligned with his artistic vision and goals. Music preferences are subjective, and artists often navigate a balance between personal expression and audience reception.
He stated: “Carter Efe’s “Babypiano” sounds good; That’s n¤t real music, but it will be a great song for creche, plus kindergarten students who wish to learn about Nigeria States & Capital. He should simply record on CDs & distribute to schools, or team up with Alaba music marketers. No shades.”
