COLOSSUS BLOG

    The month of March is a very significant one for women all around the world and we at Colossus Media have decided to celebrate young females to encourage and support their brands and businesses.       The time is now! Young women from all races and walk of life are taking the reins of leadership all around the world. It's a woman's world now and Luna's soulful vocals and lyrical prowess reiterate her readiness to take on the music industry .  Colossus Media: Tell us a little bit about Luna ? Luna: Well Luna is my stage name and I picked the name because I’m interested in astrology and my spirit girl is literally Luna Lovegood from Harry Potter. I’m a Gemini and aside from singing I’m also an artist. So when it comes to cover art I do that myself. I also play the piano and love anime. However, I sleep a lot because of all the work I do. When did you start making music professionally? I professionally started making music in 2016. That’s when I started

Tmol '18.    Good evening readers and a Happy Poetry day.  “ÍRÉ” a poem written by Daniel Nnaemeka. ÍRÉ.... Do not curse these scars, he might have held the knife, but it was you who showed him where to cut thinking that to love was to lose yourself to his fire. Don't judge the game, when you haven't held a console, nothing lasts forever, same as the word “forever” illusions take the better part of dreams, obsession takes depression to the aisle. Everyone dies in their nightmares, don't be scared of rejection, it's a numb action which requires tears, sadness and sorrow which makes nothing, happiness is free but not promised. The soul attracts that which it secretly habours, that which is love, attention, and also that which it fears, it reaches the height of its cherished aspirations. Be positive and enjoy your growth, the road might be rocky,but the end like honey, the sweetness of yaweh's grace, is forever sufficient in m

    Good morning Readers, it's another  Sunday and we had a sit-down with a young talent who turned his hobby for taking pictures and making short videos into being his profession.     Boluwatife Jayeoba is our guest for today, popularly known as “Mask Tha Director” has turned his love for lights and images into creating a niché for his career. His Company has worked with Afrima awards, Mainland Block Party etc.We met at a function and had a little conversation about his career and business. 1)Tell us who Boluwatife Jayeoba is? Boluwatife Jayeoba  is a Cinematographer/Entrepreneur he owns his own media company “Mask Media”. 2)when did you start photography /videography professionally? I started photography professionally in 2016, a year after I left secondary school, after running my media company for 3 months I discovered that there were a lot of media companies coming up and with the same basic content (photography),so I decided to infuse videography into mine so as to

   The Lost Sounds is a platform founded by Daniel Nnaemeka and Noruwa Esosa to promote lost sounds and creatives around the globe. In February,they released their First ever Podcast interview which featured UK Female Artiste “Pritt” and this month, they just dropped a playlist curated The Lost Sounds team tagged “MARCH MADNESS”.      This Playlist includes artistes like Koffee, Kobi,GoodgirlLA,Tetta etc and it has been the talk of the Week. Over at Colossus Media, we love Good Music.  Click on the link below to listen to March   Madness.     https://soundcloud.com/thelostsoundsng/sets/lost-sounds

After the Socialist Party Of America organized a Women's Day on February 28, 1909, in New York, the 1910   International Socialist Woman's Conference suggested a Women's Day be held annually. After women gained suffrage in Soviet Russia in 1917, March 8 became a national holiday there. The day was then predominantly celebrated by the socialist movement and communist countries until it was adopted in 1975 by the United Nations.  Today, International Women's Day is a public holiday in some countries and largely ignored elsewhere.In some places, it is a day of protest; in others, it is a day that celebrates womanhood. It Signifies Civil awareness day,Women and girls day, Anti-sexism day and Anti-Discrimination day for Women all over the World. 

     African's Giant Damini “Burna Boy” Ogulu just released his new single “Dangote” after dropping his smash hit “Killin Dem” featuring Zlatan ibile. This new single has left many asking his reasons for naming his single after African's Richest Man Aliko Dangote.      “Dangote still dey find money” is a catchy line in the song. I think this is related with the previous achievement of Aliko Dangote who made $5bn in 24 hours which is mind bursting.  Watch the lyrics video for Dangote. Enjoy