Music: Big Mozy Bounces Back With Eclipse

After few years of miss
ing in action in the music industry, Port Harcourt-based popular music star and cofounder of the defunct stone cold group, Moses “Big Mozy”, Mabadeje, has bounced back to the industry with a new album titled Eclipse, the album is expected to hit the market with full force soon.
Big Mozy, as he is popularly known, who is the current 1st vice president of Performing Musicians Employees Association of Nigeria (PMAN), Rivers State chapter in an interview with The Tide Entertainment said the new album will not only take the industry by storm, but re-launch is music career.
The University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT) graduate of Human Kinetics (Physical and Health Education) stated that music is a childhood talent and he has been in the music industry for the past two decades with many albums and singles to his credit.
The vasertile musician explained that his escapades in music took hin to Lagos where they formed a group titled ‘Down to Earth’, before he relocated to Port Harcourt two years later and formed a three-man music group called ‘Stone Cold’ with himself, Peter and Joe.
He reiterated that the group in 2000 released its debut album titled “Port Harcourt”, two years later, they came out with two albums titled. “Face Fear Face” and “Landlord Travel and See”. These songs he said made the group very popular and were well patronized in Rivers State and beyond.
According to him, it was at this peak that the group disintegrated and agreed to drop the name of the group, but one  of them, Peter continued to use the name, this is why he is popularly known today as, “Peter Stone Cold. He disclosed both himself and Joe joined radio broadcasting, while he joined 99.1 FM Port Harcourt, Joe gained employment with Ray Power, Abuja.
The popular artiste, who plays all genres of music said music is all about creativity and not vulgarity. He called on upcoming artistes to be original in order to gain respect, recognition and patronage. He condemned some of the lyrics and music videos of most modern musicians which he said are not only vulgar but promotes immorality in the society.
The PMAN top shot lauded the warring factions in PMAN for resolving their differences and their resolve to give peace a chance. He said now that peace has returned to the association, all hands must be on deck to rebrand PMAN and give it a right of place in the Nigerian music industry.