Olugbenga Adelekan
Nigerian music producer
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Sep 3, 2026
Olugbenga Adelekan
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7:25
7:38
8:19

Seye AdelekanHOST
How have you dealt with that? Has it gotten easier? Has it gotten harder? Yeah.

Olugbenga AdelekanGUEST
And I think a big, big, like anyone who has a partner who's staying at home, like with their kids when they're touring, it's like they're as much a part of your whatever, whatever degree of success you've had.

Olugbenga AdelekanGUEST
even if it's just sustaining your career as a working musician, your partner deserves a very big chunk of the credit for your success because it's just either you're a completely absent parent or if you're trying to kind of juggle the two things and do it well, it's like you need to have a partner who is on the same page as you or the feeling that you're rowing in the same direction together So it's hard.

Olugbenga AdelekanGUEST
Even though I will say again, getting to do music for a living is amazing.
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