Career
Solidstar is officially signed onto Achievas Entertainment Co Nig. Ltd., based in Festac Town for a period of three years to produce two albums.
Solidstar is the first debutant in West to Africa to release an Enhanced Audio CD.
His debut Album (with enhanced CD+2videos+Wallpapers+Ringtone) is a 14-tracker featuring some of Nigeria’s finest producers and artistes, the likes of 2-Face Idibia, W4, Ill Bliss (that Igbo boy), Clever Jay, Cartiair, Jacuzi and a very young African-American rapper, Breeze who is also signed to the same label. The album was mixed and mastered by Foster Zheeno for Zane Pros Studio.
Solidstar’s single and video, "One in a Million" featuring 2-face Idibia is enjoying massive airplay on radio and television stations globally, and the video was number one for three weeks on Trace TV top 10 for Africa. It is the first homemade Nigerian video to go on Trace TV. There are several other musical videos on air. The most recent is "One Man, One Vote", his own contribution to the electoral process in Nigeria and it is currently enjoying massive airplay on both satellite TV and local TV Stations.
The hiphop and dancehall star has also worked with rappers Ill Bliss aka Dat Ibo Boy, Cartiair, W4, Buchwyla, Clever Jay, B Klin, Jakuzi, Ojay aka Ojo, and fellow labelmate, Breeze.
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