Kulanen Ikyo | Sounds of Nollywood (EP 3)

Embark on a mesmerizing journey with Kulanen Ikyo, the creative genius behind the unforgettable scores of 'The Black Book,' 'Blood Sisters,' 'Lionheart,' 'Okafor’s Law,' and 'October 1.' Discover his humble beginnings as a film student in Jos, where collaborative spirit with his peers paved the way from AMVCA success

[@breathofhopeafrica1318]

@wetalksound , great job highlighting this part of our film industry often neglected and which people take for granted.
Thanks @kulanen for sharing and staying the course.
It was a great pleasure interviewing you for Omenkaonline over 7 years ago, about your amazing work.
Keep up your good work, and I'm looking forward to those masterclasses.
You've been saying that for years, so I hope it becomes a reality.
More grease to your elbows!

[@paulgreene3037]

Proud to be your Manager Mr K.
Masterclass is next.... let's go 🙌🙌

[@nkiruogbuli3385]

Proud of you Kulanen. I have a deeper understanding of what you do now. It’s amazing. I understand the being busy most of the time too. 😄😄😄 Keep it up. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@EbukahENzeji]

I am glad this is happening in my lifetime.
Well done to WTS and InNollywood for recognising our Film Composers.
👌💙 Ping!!!

[@bathiyayakubu737]

Kulanen,Rule your world,!!! . Yours is an ingenuity redefined. We that saw you growing up in Mubi in the 90s. what your hands found doing today is just a confirmation of those your interesting crafts seeing around your parents' apartment in Federal Polytechnic Staff Quarters. Back then, you could assembled empty Tins of Peak Milk, Bournvita , Custard rubber container, etc and made drum out of it and be playing passionately. I can still remember how you crafted your microphone with cardboard paper, so many interesting you did, Kulanen.