When a bottle of good wine lingers a tad, it is believed that the taste to be relished is worth the while. This is in the same vein as Frescool, an industry youngster who seems not to have aged but is growing in grace and tenacity when viewed intrinsically. It’s safe to move past the big story of his collaboration with Zlatan on the viral ‘Lagos Anthem’ remix while we navigate through his solo catalogues sequel to that.
This will be after it is established that Frescool, born Oreofero Collins Oyindamola does not struggle to be labelled as a modish artist, as the demand clamours. It will be said of him that he is an old soul in a young body musically, who treads the path of his career sincerely to express and create pure music. His sound is of a purely fine texture that sets him on a distinct plane from other singers of his kind and this will be the bedrock upon which his previous works have been built.
He instilled his style on 'Magical' produced by Alhaji Tunga, playing well into the obvious Afrobeats kicks, and kept the surprise goody bag at the end, revealing an actual twin pack of songs released with the second one titled Plenty featuring Otega produced by Nuelgenie.
Frescool would subtly boast of his strength in excellent collaborations in the years past and take the time to himself to release single tracks like ‘Alone,’ then go ahead to follow it up with the visuals for "Cover Me".
All of these are his unique ways of proving his undeniable pace, while on this new one, he professes an entirely new experience that he is eager to share on "Magical" and "Plenty".
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