Lydia Jazmine

"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."

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

"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."

"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) 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."

"(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."