| Artist: Wajudah
His real name is Uleh Samson Wajemuta and he is born and bred in the ghetto's of Nigeria. Wajudah was born on July 31st 1982, in the renown ghetto of suburb Ajegunle (a.k.a. A.J.) to parents who originally hail from Isoko South, Delta State (Nigeria). 'I'm a ghetto youth!' he likes to tell anyone who cares to listen. After he graduated from senior secondary school, this young rastaman could not resist his strong passion for music. In 1998 he finally made up his mind that a musical carrier is what he wants to pursue. Haven been orphaned by the untimely death of both parents, he relocated to Port Harcourt, which is bubbling with fire! There he met producer Konboye 'Seenclear' Sinclair and together they recorded the 10 song album 'More Fire'. he also record some new tune this year with same producer which u can listen and download from this link www.myspace.com/wajudah. Wajudah got inspired by the lyrics of Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Garnet Silk, along with African stars like Alpha Blondy, Lucky Dube, Majek Fashek and the icon of afro-beat, late Fela Anikulapo Kuti. Being a young man though, it is only natural that the work of contemporary acts of his generation will rub off more on him; hence his placing 3 Jamaican biggest and more fire brand artists of this era, Capleton, Anthony B and Sizzla Kalonji, are his role model. Though he is more inclined toward the dancehall idiom of the reggae genre, unlike many other artists, Wajudah is not satisfied with merely putting out sounds for people to dance to. He is pregnant with a strong message, inspired by a life of depriavation and lack, he experienced growing up in A.J City Website: https://www.facebook.com/wajudah |
