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Scorti-Samuel 

Scorti-Samuel

R&B/Soul / RnB / worldAbuja, NG   NG

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Artist Bio 

Scorti-Samuel is a multifaceted musician known for blending genres and pushing musical boundaries. They are a Nigerian-born artist with a career starting out in Muston, Manchester,the United Kingdom in the year 2011.
They have gained recognition in the contemporary hip-hop scene for their unique style and stage presence. Their music incorporates elements of hip-hop, traditional Nigerian rhythms, and melodies, creating a sound that is both familiar and innovative. They are also recognized as a digital creator and an influencer, with a resounding certificate by Forbes BLK for all of their artistic endeavors.

Awards and recognitions 

Music Recognition Awards

January 2020
Also known as scorti-samuel. Nominated Top 40 Pop/Blues artist in what is the largest indie artist showcase(Reverb Nation) making 15th world wide and 1st in local charts. NG


Mr Predegree Awards
July 2014
Mr Pre degree Awards 2014. Awarded To Abiodun Oluwamuyiwa by Babcock University Pre degree
students Association.


They appear in local radio shows and can be requested on Radio of the likes of BBC Introducing in Manchester', 'BBC Radio 1 - Introducing Dance with Jaguar ', 'BBC Radio 3 - Unclassified (Classical/Ambient/Electronic)' and 'BBC Introducing on 1Xtra with Theo Johnson'
, Amazing Radio US/Uk, Lagos jump Radio, Zeno FM and many more

Memberships and certificates
 
BMI: BMI, the world's leading performing rights organization, advocates for the value of music

Forbes BLK 

Global Citizen 

They appear in local radio shows and can be requested on Radio of the likes of BBC Introducing in Manchester', 'BBC Radio 1 - Introducing Dance with Jaguar ', 'BBC Radio 3 - Unclassified (Classical/Ambient/Electronic)' and 'BBC Introducing on 1Xtra with Theo Johnson'
, Amazing Radio US/Uk, Lagos jump Radio, Zeno FM and many more

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Featured Song's 


Better Move On 

Popular Releases 












Juice's and Sleeve's 


























Rush

New Song's and Albums 

Listen to Scorti-Samuel's new songs including "Yeyo", and many more. Enjoy Scorti-Samuel's latest songs and album only on Scottly

 Scorti-Samuel's new EP "Cardi" is now available for download. Fans of Scorti-Samuel can access the song's for listening when they join their mailing list on Reverbnation.com

Song's in the Album/EP

1-The Weekend 

 

2- Yeyo 

3- Better Move on

4- Should I stay or go


5- Meghan 

6- Sleeping forecast.


Other recent releases 





American girl is an after release of the introducing version of scorti-samuel's earlier release titled "Juice's and sleeves".

In the style of Wizkid, scorti-samuel plays the role of his new nick name "summer boy" as to mean one born in the summer.


The Afro dance powered music is empowering their black culture combining the theme of love, grace and sound of musical vibes bolding their upcoming abulm titled "EP Life" which you can pre listen in their profile in Spotify 

Their ability to blend their fluency in both languages compel the listeners consciousness to what music can be.




Listen To Previous Releases 




Listen 👂 on Radio

Scorti-Samuel has several songs that have been played on the radio, including "Juices And Sleeves," "K-Pop Cupid Lagosian (Freestyle)," "Rush," and "Credit Cards". Other popular tracks include "We Will Love You," "Love By Time," and "Titi-Jowo". Some of these songs have appeared on various music platforms like SoundCloud, Apple Music, and Spotify. 












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Contact details and bookings 
Phone/What's app+2347066438525
or mail : muyiwaabiodun97@gmail.com

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To support Scorti-Samuel via PayPal, you can use the provided short URL https://bit.ly/Paypalscortisamuel or their merchant ID 8ADJ6N4UL98YS.

 

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