Nigerian Singer Aramide Inducted Into Grammys Academy Recording Board
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- June 14, 2019
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Nigerian Afro-soul singer and songwriter, Aramide Sarumoh, has been appointed into the Washington DC’s chapter of the Recording Academy Board of Governors.
The singer who has been an active voting member of the Recording Academy for several years and previously served on the committees of the Academy took to her Instagram page to announce this major achievement.
She said, “I am proud to have been elected as Board of Governor and look forward to supporting the cause of the Recording Academy. “The Recording Academy plays a vital role in supporting and advocating for artists, producers, songwriters, and other professionals working in the music industry”.
Aramide shot into limelight in 2006 when she contested at Nigeria’s music talent hunt show, Star Quest, where her team came third.
In 2015, she won the award for the best female vocal performance at the Headies following the release of her first single, `Iwo Nikan’.
