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When I first heard the name 'Maye Hunta,' I thought 'this dude has got to be from South Africa." I was totally off because I found some interesting bit of info while reading your biography which is now available on this website. I'd however like the fans to hear directly from you. Tell us how 'Maye Hunta' came to be.
My stage name Mayé Hunta comes from my real names Olumayowa Adekunle Odejimi. Mayé, from Mayowa is a nickname I got from friends in the university (OSU) precisely. I thought it sounded very African with the accent and all so I chose to stick to it. Hunta is from my surname, Odejimi in Yoruba means the Crowned Hunter so I decided to go with
Hunter but I choose to spell it differently "Hunta". In case you don't know Mayé also means Maga in 9ja, yahoo boys una know now but like I love to say I'm a maga (sucker) for music. Na me be the only Mayé wey no dey pay but dey play.
Hmmm I didn't know that until now. Anyway, let's get down to business. How long have you been in the industry?
Music and entertainment has always being a part of my life but I decided to take it up as a career in 1998(started writing songs and all) but only started doing it professionally in 2004. I'd say 11years because that's how long I've been on the music hustle and flow!
Speaking of music and entertainment, the music industry in naija is fast growing, but some people are starting to wonder why some of the sounds are too similar. What are your thoughts on that?
There's no doubt that its growing but mos def it could be better, in terms of getting a better structure, originality and all. I also think a lot of Nigerian artists sound alike but if one is truly in love with the art and is doing it for the right reasons you would want to carve a niche for yourself and would be willing to take calculated risks. That's exactly what I'm trying to do oh!
What exact role do you plan to take in the Nigerian Music Industry?
I think the role that I plan to take is already evident in Ekaette which is the first single from
my new album ‘MayéFestation’. I've had such compliments such as its original, highly creative and message embedded from my fans, so yeah I want my work to entertain but beyond that get people thinking.
What inspired the song, Ekaette?
If I must say, the song was divinely inspired. It was born out of my craving to do something totally different from what my pears are doing. Sincerely when I first conceived the idea even I, thought it was totally bizarre but then I've always being the kind of artist that wants to make a statement so I decided ride with it and here we are....the rest is history.
Is the story in the song a true story?
Was it challenging to put into a video?
My God! 22 hours is a long time o...and yes the outcome was worth all that time. QUESTION! What impact does music have on you? I mean music in general/your music; has it changed your life in any form?
viewers. Ehen, I heard you're an actor o, is it true?
I look forward to that. Lest I forget, a female fan asked if you were single.PICTURES FROM 'EKAETTE' VIDEO SHOOT - Click image(s) for larger view











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