If Davido can’t sing, who can?

 By Agbonkhese Oboh

Isaac Amune Muyiwa. He rocks a microphone as a child does lollipop. And he never complains when instrumentalists decide to (mis)behave.

If, for example, a keyboardist suddenly decides to climb a higher mountain or descend into a valley without warning, Isaac follows without missing a be

In a single stretch of solo or chorus, Muyiwa would do anything.

Anything from modulations, falsetto to minors and everything in-between in as many breath

But the beautiful thing and point of this nostalgic recall is he sings with so much SOUL.

And does any part — but is master of teno

And he dances. Not the choregraphed mechanical steps of the our churches’ “Kingdom Dance”.

I’m talking about the type of dance Rafael Infante described to Ruby Sinclair in ‘Dance with Me’ — the dance from where the music speaks to your soul.r.s.