(MUSIC)-DURO BY JOLYPAK

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Jolypak is a fast rising Afro pop sensation. Hails from Mowe Ogun state Nigeria but born and had his early life in Lagos. The rising act first showed interest in music at a very tender age of thirteen, influenced by the likes of Akon, wasiu alabi pasuma, Fela kuti and 2 face, then he began composing his songs.

Jolypak learn music production to help his career.

Before his professional sojourn as a musician in 2016 with the single titled ‘After ran 1’, he led a music band in Mowe Ogun State Nigeria and he was crowned the ‘best singer’

Jolypak is about to infuse more life into the already bubbling Nigeria music industry as we awaits video of his banging single”DURO'' produced by him self 

           download this and enjoy your self.

For booking contact 08104213967 or 0902 952 7779.

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