ANOTHER TALK WITH ONE OF THE FAST RISING ARTISTS JINMI ABDULS
Jolade Fashakin: Can you tell us how you started out as a singer?
Jinmi Abduls: As a child , I was surrounded by a lot of musical instruments, being a pastors kid and always in church . My elder sister was actively involved with instruments too. Ironically I always ran away from music Club and classes . But by age 10 somehow I had started playing a few , especially the harmonica . I went to a talent show once, played a Dbanj song on the harmonica (mouth organ) and won a radio phone . I spent the next few months listening to the different sounds of the world's top artists and I knew that I desperately wanted to make music . I then started singing and writing with my brother as my producer .
Jolade Fashakin: Most of your fans are teenagers do you feel your music isn't for everyone?
Jinmi Abduls: Oh no it is for everyone . It's just the teenagers that are online to talk about it. It's crazy and amazing meeting people in their 40s 50s that are so familiar with your music
Jolade Fashakin: Are you certain you're giving your fans all that they expect from you?
Jinmi Abduls: I'm trying my best and working harder to capture all crowds and exceed all expectations
Jolade Fashakin: Your song long distance, who is the girl behind it?
Jinmi Abduls: Nobody, it's fictional
Jolade Fashakin: That's really good
Jolade Fashakin: What's your take on long distance relationships?
Jinmi Abduls: They can work with major effort . If you love someone you should be able to make those efforts
Jolade Fashakin: Can you relate?
Jinmi Abduls: I cannot
Jolade Fashakin: Do you have anything to say to your listeners?
Jinmi Abduls: I thank them for their love and support and I pray one day their dreams would be golden
Jolade Fashakin: Thank you for your time
Jolade Fashakin: Can you tell us how you started out as a singer?
Jinmi Abduls: As a child , I was surrounded by a lot of musical instruments, being a pastors kid and always in church . My elder sister was actively involved with instruments too. Ironically I always ran away from music Club and classes . But by age 10 somehow I had started playing a few , especially the harmonica . I went to a talent show once, played a Dbanj song on the harmonica (mouth organ) and won a radio phone . I spent the next few months listening to the different sounds of the world's top artists and I knew that I desperately wanted to make music . I then started singing and writing with my brother as my producer .
Jolade Fashakin: Most of your fans are teenagers do you feel your music isn't for everyone?
Jinmi Abduls: Oh no it is for everyone . It's just the teenagers that are online to talk about it. It's crazy and amazing meeting people in their 40s 50s that are so familiar with your music
Jolade Fashakin: Are you certain you're giving your fans all that they expect from you?
Jinmi Abduls: I'm trying my best and working harder to capture all crowds and exceed all expectations
Jolade Fashakin: Your song long distance, who is the girl behind it?
Jinmi Abduls: Nobody, it's fictional
Jolade Fashakin: That's really good
Jolade Fashakin: What's your take on long distance relationships?
Jinmi Abduls: They can work with major effort . If you love someone you should be able to make those efforts
Jolade Fashakin: Can you relate?
Jinmi Abduls: I cannot
Jolade Fashakin: Do you have anything to say to your listeners?
Jinmi Abduls: I thank them for their love and support and I pray one day their dreams would be golden
Jolade Fashakin: Thank you for your time
Interview with fast rising artist Jinmi Abduls
Reviewed by Jolade Fash
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Reviewed by Jolade Fash
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