He was born Kingsley Elipko, but later adopted DJ Zeez as his stage name, after a brief hiatus from music circle, he returned as Zeez, but met a more fiercely competitive industry.
“It was deliberate. I was busy studying certain courses, which are not music related to better my lot. I wasn’t really away for a particular time but I was not just as outgoing as I used to be. I was also busy developing other entrepreneurial ventures, which I can’t share publicly.
What matters most is constantly rebuilding and re-evaluating oneself to keep moving with the times because change is the only constant thing. Competition only makes me a better. Artistes like Davido and Olamide, are no threat to me,” he explained his reasons for been away.
He might be back fully to continue from where he stopped, but Zeez like still has some fears in him.
“I am afraid of not being remembered for who I was or impact I made. That is why I try to be a perfectionist in all my dealings. I do not try to imitate any artiste because it is not all about having hit tracks or endorsements but about having a genuine talent and passion for music,” he confessed.
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