Gregory Jizzo:From Singing To Cows To The Studio
30 September 2015
They say your destiny awaits and no matter how many times you stray off the track, you will always find your way back to doing what you love. This statement makes sense for Gregory Jizzo who was in love with music from an early age but activities in life almost separated him from his significant other. Drawing his inspiration from the likes of R-kelly, Michael Learns, Westlife, and Wyre The Love Child, Gregory Jizzo knew he was bound to be on stage doing what he loved.
As usual, we never get what we ask for all the time and sometimes when we do, its not at the exact moment we ask for it. Singing in concerts in his local area and school functions was the best stage he could get. at one point, when he was in form four, he would feed 13 cows and milk a good number of them before carrying the milk to the local dairy and then head on to school.
"I would always be singing for my old man's cows when miking them then I noticed that when I was not singing, the milk would reduce. So I made it a habit to always sing soothing songs as I milked and the milk was consistently high in quantity. I am not ashamed of where I come from, we are farmers to the bone and some of my tunes can trace their origin to my milking days. I might not have been inspired by people, but I thank those cows for making be a good singer now singing out of experience in life"
After high school, Gregory Jizzo, then adopted a stage name 'Subject' and was rapping in a group he formed with his friends. His name changed to Subjizzle then to Jizzo and finally to Gregory Jizzo, and he stopped being a rapper and started singing..
Over the years, Gregory Jizzo has recorded different songs and performed in different stages. He is currently working on his album "#Kando Ya Barabara", which will be a collection of some of his greatest hits. the following are some of the videos playing on local stations and as he claims "The world is mine for the taking"
- Nieleze by Gregory Jizzo
- Iyee! by Gregory Jizzo
Yuanitaka by Gregory Jizzo
- Come Back by Gregory Jizzo ft Rende Enuff
As usual, we never get what we ask for all the time and sometimes when we do, its not at the exact moment we ask for it. Singing in concerts in his local area and school functions was the best stage he could get. at one point, when he was in form four, he would feed 13 cows and milk a good number of them before carrying the milk to the local dairy and then head on to school.
"I would always be singing for my old man's cows when miking them then I noticed that when I was not singing, the milk would reduce. So I made it a habit to always sing soothing songs as I milked and the milk was consistently high in quantity. I am not ashamed of where I come from, we are farmers to the bone and some of my tunes can trace their origin to my milking days. I might not have been inspired by people, but I thank those cows for making be a good singer now singing out of experience in life"
After high school, Gregory Jizzo, then adopted a stage name 'Subject' and was rapping in a group he formed with his friends. His name changed to Subjizzle then to Jizzo and finally to Gregory Jizzo, and he stopped being a rapper and started singing..
Over the years, Gregory Jizzo has recorded different songs and performed in different stages. He is currently working on his album "#Kando Ya Barabara", which will be a collection of some of his greatest hits. the following are some of the videos playing on local stations and as he claims "The world is mine for the taking"
- Nieleze by Gregory Jizzo
- Iyee! by Gregory Jizzo
Yuanitaka by Gregory Jizzo
- Come Back by Gregory Jizzo ft Rende Enuff
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