Singer Spyro has shared an emotional moment with his longtime mentor, veteran Nigerian musician Faze, during a recent visit that left him reflecting deeply on his journey. Spyro revealed that the encounter stirred old memories, making him tear up as he remembered how Faze’s music shaped his growth both as an artist and as a person.
According to Spyro, when Faze left his house, he could not hold back his emotions and began playing the veteran’s classic songs. He admitted that listening again to the music that once inspired him brought him to tears. Spyro explained that these timeless songs formed the foundation of his artistry and reminded him of the rich emotional depth that music used to carry. He added that this was exactly what he felt modern music lacked, and he promised to bring that missing depth back with his forthcoming album, The Men, the Boys and Your Guy.
Sharing his thoughts on X, Spyro confessed, “I lost every ounce of steeze and composure as Faze came to my house. When he left, I started playing old songs, and I cried like a baby. Those were the songs that formed me.” His heartfelt words struck a chord with fans, many of whom praised his honesty and humility.’
In response, Faze expressed admiration for Spyro’s authenticity and described him as “totally different and too real.” The veteran singer also revealed his gratitude for Spyro’s gesture during their meeting, hinting at a private act of kindness that touched him deeply. He went on to bless the younger artist and encouraged him to continue staying true to his craft.
The moment has since gone viral, with many fans calling it a full circle of Nigerian music history. For Spyro, being recognized by a legend like Faze is not only a personal highlight but also a reminder of the values of sincerity and emotional connection that continue to matter in Afrobeats today.
