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It has been two years since fast-rising singer and songwriter, Dauda Suleiman, otherwise known as Hi-speed lost his music partner to the cold hands of death, but his music career has continued to thrive.

The singer admitted that the death of his former partner, Abdulrazak Idris left him shattered for months as he could not bring himself to terms with his demise, adding that it was a difficult time for him and music career.

But two years have since passed and Suleiman who has worked with top Nigerian music acts including Peruzi, Zulezoo, Bracket, Ice Prince, Jumabee appears to have shed the toga of bereavement with his decision to put his music back on track. Months back, he released his Extended Play (EP), ‘Everything Good’, and as the title implied, the singer informed his fans he has indeed bounced back.

Describing his comeback as divine, he said “After the dark night comes sunshine that gives hope and a better life. I am happy that music helped me to get over the dark times that almost buried my career as the demise of my partner took a big part of me away”.

In the grieving moment, he was silently working and paying close attention to his craft and telling his team to get everything ready for the release of his EP. Living true to his promise, Hi-Speed has been making his remarkable impact in the music industry as he keeps delighting fans with songs from his EP.