Musa Jakadalla Biography, Songs And Music Journey.

July 22, 2021 3 min read

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INTRODUCTION

Obok, Moses Odhiambo A.K.A Musa Jakadala struggled for seven years with a small audience before breaking through. He is the second youngest of eight children and is from Ugenya Ugunja in Siaya County.

He is Founder and Director at Kadallas Tours & Adventures Lives in Nairobi, Kenya

He is also the CEO founder of SUPER LATIN OHANGLA GUYS

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Musa Jakadalla is known for various songs including:

HERA REMO
NGIMA EMADUONG FT PRINCE INDAH
BELI BELI
NYAR MARA
NYAR ASEMBO
HELLENA MAMA
OMONDI WUOD BONDO
NYATHI GI LILI
PINY OKUYO
AMONG OTHER GREAT SONGS

NGIMA EMADUONG, BY MUSA JAKADALA AND PRINCE INDAH

Musa Jakadala and Super latin Ohangla Guys Band

Musa Jakadalla Nyathi Gi lilly

LIFE HISTORY
Musa Jakadalla is the son of Mrs. Consolate Obok and the late Joseph Obok. Musa Jakadala was born in 1989. (currently 32 years). After his father died, he was forced to drop out of class in eight.

With the support of a friend, he arrived in Nairobi in 2006 and stayed in the Kayole slums, where he worked for free as a trained mechanic at Damco Auto Garage for four months.

Kadala walked away and went to work for the same garage’s car wash. He was able to re-enroll in St.Agnes High School after earning some money. He started but never finished a mechanics diploma program.

MUSIC JOURNEY

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In 2010, he began his career as a lead vocalist with the Blaze Africa Band, which was created and led by Goddy Mayaka and the late Odongo Mayaka at Club Village in Kayole. He released a single called “Nyar Alego” in 2013. He left Jodalla’s club in Dandora and started his own band of six guys. Because he was unknown, he would occasionally perform to empty seats, implying a real hardship.

Jakadalla subsequently went on to secure a new contract with Club Nectar, where he began performing every Wednesday.

Their first paid gig cost them Sh 6000, of which they spent Sh 2500 on music equipment. Musa was a fighter who never gave up. “Nyiri Dwaro Ang’o” was his next album, followed by “Nyar Siaya.” As their reputation grew, they began performing in various bars across Dandora, and their compensation skyrocketed.

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