“Don Jazzy is one of the smartest people in Nigerian music” ID Cabasa

• ID Cabasa stated that Don Jazzy’s decision to feature in skits was a genius move that has earned him the support and loyalty of the Nigerian content creator community.
• ID Cabasa admonished upcoming artists to collaborate with others, especially content creators.

Renowned music producer ID Cabasa shares his admiration for Don Jazzy’s innovative approach to the Nigerian music industry.

In a recent interview, ID Cabasa highlighted Don Jazzy’s collaboration with skitmakers as a smart move.

He stated that by featuring in skits, Don Jazzy has secured the support and loyalty of content creators, who actively promote his work.

ID Cabasa encouraged upcoming artists to follow suit, collaborating with content creators to amplify their reach.

“What Don Jazzy did is connect with them (content creator) so that anytime he drops, all of them will post,” ID Cabasa said

ID Cabasa also cited Kizz Daniel as an example of an artist successfully building relationships with content creators.

He also emphasized the value of working with younger generations, citing their  creativity as a driving force behind his own collaborations.

“I work a lot with Gen Z because they are full of inspiration while people from my set have experience,” ID Cabada said

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In another news, ID Cabasa reveals why he stopped being religious.

In a recent interview with Echo Room, ID Cabasa revealed that he used to identify as a devout Christian but has since refined his approach to religion.

Cabasa explained that his discovery came when he realized the importance of distinguishing between God’s words and human interpretations in the Bible.

He emphasized the need to consider the cultural context and pay attention to who is speaking , whether it is God or man.

He said:

“When you are reading the Bible, pay attention to the Jewish culture and pay attention to what God is saying. They are two different things.

“I used to be a very religious Christian until when I was about leaving the university and I discovered that even the Bible that I am reading, I need to pay attention to when it is God that’s speaking and when it’s man that’s speaking in the name of God.”