By Benjamin Njoku

Element House, a unit of Spektrum Entertainment Limited, is transforming the Nigerian nightlife industry, particularly in Lagos.

This entertainment hub has become a driving force behind the growth of the country’s electronic music scene, redefining the nightlife experience in Nigeria.

Interestingly, the management of Element House is innovating by seamlessly blending underground culture with commercial appeal, attracting brands that had previously abandoned the chaotic nightlife scene.

Paying host to high profile revellers, the outfit offers a distinctive blend of pulsing beats, neon lights, and an electrifying crowd, making it a magnet for revellers and brands alike. As Element House continues to elevate the nightlife experience in Lagos, it is likely to attract more international attention, positioning Lagos as a major player in the global nightlife scene. This, in turn, could make nightlife a significant market for brands in the Nigerian entertainment industry.

RBC releases debut EP, ‘Responsible Bhard Child’

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Fast-rising Nigerian singer, Idowu Babatunde, better known as RBC, has released his debut extended play (EP) titled, ‘Responsible Bhard Child’. The five-track body of work includes ‘Intro’, ‘Who Dey Breathe?’, ‘Heavy On Peace,’ ‘Level Up,’ and ‘Way Too Rough.’ The UK-based artist also featured the expertise of music star, Seyi Vibez and Afro-pop singer, Diamond Jimma in the EP.

Speaking on the project, RBC said that the body of work was inspired by his personal experiences and emotions, capturing a specific moment.

“It was a journey of vulnerability and reflection, where I pushed myself creatively and aimed to connect deeply with listeners. Ultimately, I wanted the EP to feel like an honest conversation and a snapshot of where I was emotionally during that time”, he said. The project explores self-discovery, growth, and love themes, aiming to connect deeply with listeners.

Born on February 13, 1999, the Ogun State indigene’s music journey began in Ijemo Titun High School in Abeokuta. The 25-year-old singer started writing songs and practicing, eventually recording his first track. With ‘Responsible Bhard Child’, RBC is set to make his mark in the music industry.