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No dulling with Saint Paul
FOR Osayande Paul Ero known as Saint Paul, there is no dull moment just like his recently released single ‘No Dulling’ indicates.
The single had been enjoying massive airplays on local and international media but now he has taken it a step further by releasing a video to follow the music.
The preparation put into the production of the video however, ensures that it is not just business as usual as it was directed by a reputable professional, award winning Capital Hills’ Chief Executive Director, Clarence Peters.
Also, to put his career on the front runner, Saint Paul has signed on to crossroads records, a label that is known for qualitative production.
Unlike most artistes that claim to have been singing since childhood, Saint Paul confessed that music was never in his plan as his childhood dream was to be a Reverend father.
Though he actually entered a seminary, he left before he took his vows because he was afraid of failing.
However, the Sociology and Anthropology graduate from the University of Benin has musical experience as he was the choir prefect in his high school where he was in charge of coordinating the renditions and also an active voice behind the annual Christmas carol in his church.
Though his comfort zone is R n B, Saint Paul is not afraid to try other genres and has written and recorded songs in pop, reggae and other genre of music. In fact, No Dulling is a party song that has put him right on the music scene.
Though he has more than enough songs recorded to make an album, he said his album is still in the pipeline as he merely wants to just write and record for now. So the showcasing of talent will still be under wraps for some time.
Saint who is inspired by other African artistes that have garnered international recognition, when asked what he will do if his single does not make a hit stated that he is prepared for any eventuality despite the fact that he is very hopeful and optimistic.
For him, if he fails, he will merely go back to the drawing board and continue singing till he gets it right.
His ambition is to be one of the revelations of 2012 in the music industry as he is set to make a grand entry and take the industry pundits by surprise.
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