Lydia Jazmine Quotes

I don’t have enough resources right now—and they aren’t just financial. But it’s my biggest dream to cross borders.

(Laughs) By the time I was at Coke Studio, I had already recorded the song but I had not yet done the video. The song had been recorded with Micheal Fingers at Masters Studios. At Coke Studio, the lady requested for my songs since I had no video for it, I played my other videos and the audio for Drum and guess what? She fell in love with Drum.

There was a time I was talking to Don Jazzy, he’s my personal friend, and he told me whenever I am ready to travel to Nigeria, I should hit him up.

Love. It is a love song. Love is the inspiration. It talks about somebody you truly love and any small thing they do simply magnifies to a higher frequency.

(Laughs) I embrace it. I thank God for it. What I’m doing now is focusing on my brand and image. That is what I learnt at Coke Studio. Your image matters.

You have to understand you have to strengthen the home fanbase and I have done that. I wanted to do a concert first and I did. Next was to do an album—and it’s ready for release. Then I’ll do a media tour for it outside Uganda.