In the bustling city of Lagos, where dreams often compete with the hum of traffic and the noise of hustle, Samuel Seyi Abdullahi— known as SedmicaX—is quietly crafting a legacy in the world of music production.
His story isn’t that of overnight success, but of growth, grit, and a deep love for sound.
“I was just a boy who loved to listen to songs,” SedmicaX recalls. That passion led him to join his local choir—not as a singer, but as an instrumentalist. It was in those early days of worship music and simple chords that the seed of music production was planted. From there, he embarked on a journey of learning, experimentation, and sound discovery.
Influences That Shaped the Sound
Like every great producer, SedmicaX draws inspiration from those who came before him. Among the names he reveres are Jon Bellion, Don Jazzy, Sarz, and Kanye West—a diverse range of talent known for pushing boundaries and building unforgettable sonic identities.
“I respect these people not just for their music, but for how they think,” he explains. “They influenced how I try to bring imagination to life with every beat.”
Struggles in the Shadows
For all his skill and passion, the road hasn’t been easy. SedmicaX openly admits that a lack of industry connections and financial backing has made it difficult to push forward.
“I don’t have a manager or sponsors. I’ve not been in the right rooms yet,” he says. One unforgettable moment was visiting the Mavin Records house in Lekki with friends, only to be left outside in the sun until someone came to collect their flash drives at the gate. “But I’m never backing down,” he says, defiant and hopeful.
Bridging Artists’ Imagination with Sound
Though he isn’t always on stage, SedmicaX thrives in spaces where he meets new artists and fans. “I try to let them know I care,” he says. “I’m always ready to produce the next big thing and help artists bring their imagination to life.”
Growth and Fulfillment
For SedmicaX, the greatest joy isn’t fame or accolades yet—but knowing he has grown. “I can look back and say I’ve improved. I’m not the same producer I was.”
Eyes on the Future
Looking ahead, SedmicaX has his sights set on being signed to a record label. But in the meantime, he’s staying active. His upcoming EP, titled “3pointer”, drops on July 17 and will feature Qin.Darka and Lammyde. “It’s going to be massive,” he assures with excitement.
A Message to the Dreamers
To anyone reading his story and feeling inspired, SedmicaX says: “I’m not a known producer yet—but I promise I will be soon. I hope this inspires you to keep going.”
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