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Monday, 22 September 2014

"WHY WE CALL DON JAZZY 'DOROBOSS' " - KOREDE BELLO REVEALS

It is quite unarguable to say that Korede Bello is one young talent in the Nigerian music industry that has won over many ardent lovers with his captivating voice and strong lyrical depth in his very short time on the scene.

In fact, he is a Don Jazzy protégé. In a recent interview, the latest talent in Mavin Records family speaks on how
happy he is to be a part of such big, happy music crew and why they refer to Don Jazzy as Doro Boss.

“God actually brought me in contact with Don Jazzy. A friend of Don Jazzy had heard one of my songs and was very impressed. When he met Don Jazzy, he suggested to him to listen to my songs. Luckily, he did. The first song Don listened to was ‘Forever’ and he so much loved the song. When he later invited my manager and I, he sang the song word for word from the beginning till the end. And we got into the studio, recorded some songs and that was it”, he narrated.

Continuing he said, “Don Jazzy is a Doro boss. He is the Dorobucci we are singing about. Working with Jazzy is one of the most awesome experiences I could ever have as an artiste. I never dreamt of working with him, because it has never occurred to me. But here I am working with him. You have no idea how the aura, the atmosphere and the musical session with Don Jazzy is. It is like a gift, it is beyond music.

Sometimes, we could just be in the studio and crack jokes and ideas will flow. If we come up with something strong, we turn it into reality and at the end of the day; we have a good song to record. To cut it short, Don Jazzy is not just a boss, he is a teacher, and he gives the basics and also encourages us. He is not one of those that will say your success is your business; he will tell you that you have to be successful by making sure you do the right thing.”

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