Heavyweight music producer was not born with a silverspoon,He actually grew up in Ajegunle worshipping at Cherubim and Seraphim church.After second school, He went on to Ambrosse Alli University but had to drop out as a result of financial issues. Don Jazzy had to sell bean, to be continue

Oh Dear!

hmmmm

eeeeeyyyyyya

All the great men have the same story. Well happy for him. Thats the reward of hard work

He better not twist those fingers like that whenever he hits any club in Cali

Those kids rockin' dem red bandanas gon' knock his ignorant ass off, leaving him all hazzy. LOL!

Happy for him though .

@ topic
this is wack. U need a job seriously. Even if that dude was not born with a sliver spoon, i guess he did an excellent job workin his way up there

Story story.

The story is not even true. He actually came from a middle class family and had been living in London for several years.

LOL!!!!!!! i won't believe dis!!!

Lol,same here

poster whaz ur source

Why is everyone surprised? doesn't he look like one?

where u comin is not of any importance compared to where you are and where you are going . stop hating and start appreciating cos in my opinion its aa bigger deal coming from nothing .

True!

Isn't it funny that we Nigerians don't paint a clear picture of our biographies?Y must everything be shrouded in secrecy?

Poster give us the source and if it is true Kini big deal!

This is a blatant lie!

Na waoo

Such is life!

lol. its don jazzy again

So?

At least he don make am

Make u sef try

make u hit pepe

He looks like dose ones going from Yaba to Sabo

^^^ na you talk that one o

Don Jazzy was the third founding member of SOLEK CREW about 10 years ago, all this rubbish being spouted is not true!!!



For London-based music crooner; Adesoji Adebayo a.k.a Mr. Solek, the best decision of his life is dumping accountancy for music. Unlike most musicians who either neglect or refuse to prioritize education, Solek’s background as a chartered accountant has done a lot of good to his musical career.

In no small measure, Solek’s education has contributed positively to his uniqueness on and off stage, reflecting in his delivery, concept and general package. Indeed, he is a delight to watch at clubs and restaurants like Twilight, Canning Town, Tasty, Hideout and Meantime where he plays regularly in London.

Before leaving for the United Kingdom in 1995, Solek, who attended Loyola College, Ibadan made sure he got his National Diploma at the Osun State Polytechnic, Ire. While in London, he attended Thames Valley University where he gained a certificate in Business & Finance. And as if that was not enough, this multi-talented artiste rose to become a chattered accountant through the Institute of Management Accounts (CIMA) in May, 2000.

Born in UK as a second child of a family of five children, Solek’s musical sojourn dated back to 1981 from the church like most artistes of today, and since then, he has not looked back. He came back to Nigeria in 2000 and teamed up with his childhood friend, Leke to form a group popularly known as SOLEK Crew - a name coined out of both Soji and Leke. They released an album under the supervision of Kayode Aduroja.

Returning to UK without his friend Leke, Solek released a single entitled "Ile Jesu" in 2002. He formed another group which included Micheal Enebeli a.k.a DonJazzy, who later produced D’banj’s debut and Micheal O.
Shooting into limelight with a solo album, "Your Number", Solek has steadily climbed the ladder of success, albeit with hard work, creativity and focus.
In this interview with Blockbuster, Solek, who is in town for the launch of his new album "Why Worry" come December 24 at the Muson Centre, Onikan, Lagos, opens up on his music, challenges and sundry other issues. Excerpts:

This is pure sobo

@ Omar, Gbam!
you were faster than me it even appears you have more details than me on Soji,Leke and Don Jazzi's history.
NLders that is exact story of don jazzy take it.

that is the reason i loff him