“I struggled from several hustles back in Lagos, pushed cement & blocks, worked as a hair stylist, generator repairer“

Q – Name and where you are from?

A – Hello guys, my name is David Yeyedu Ibrahim, I am professionally known as JD Milez and I am from FCT, Abuja.

Q – How did you get involved with entertainment and music?

A – I got inspired listening to rap music from Magnito, MI and recently Odumodublvck, so I started finding beats and created a different art tho.

Q – Who were some of the artist or musician that you would say had some influence in the development of your unique sound?

A – Odumodublvck and Magnito are for me some of the major players when it comes to influence over my sound.

Q – What has been some of the challenges you have faced in getting promotion and support within the music industry?

A – Sometimes you pay for blogs and don’t get the intended results, and we have to do extra work just to get funds.

Q – Talk about your recent projects and the video or song you are currently promoting.

A – My recent project is FAKE PRADA a song inspired by love that never exist, currently working on my first EP I don’t have any official music video yet except for my skits.

Q – What is currently your most fulfilled and happiest moment so far as an independent artist on your journey so far?

A – Recording FAKE PRADA and then the Accolades I have gotten from the work. Awesome!!!

Q – How are you able to joggle between your school work and navigating the music scene?

A – Lol not in school tho so it will probably be how do I joggle between content creating and music.

Q – What are some of your plans going forward with the experience you have gathered so far in the industry?  

A – I just think I need good production and beats because I’ve really learnt a lot.

Q – Talk about your upcoming projects and other local  artist you will love to work with?

A – I have a few Abuja artist I’ll want to work with tho, Nice boy, Danielle DME and some others tho.

Q – Between the many things that you do, which do you love more?

A – Music! I love doing music.

Q – What will you say to someone reading and is inspired by your story? What wise saying would you give to them to help them keep pushing on?

A – I struggled from several hustles back in Lagos, pushed cement & blocks, worked as a hair stylist, generator repairer. I will say no one deserves giving up “when it’s your time it’s your turn”.

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