Malawi rising singer Jiddelano releases EP titled Bambi
Upcoming artist Kelvin Lano popularly known as Jiddelano has released an Extended Play (EP) titled Bambi.
The Lilongwe based secular classic artist said in an interview Tuesday that the message in the EP is intended to bring back lost love in various relationships and families.
He said the EP has seven tracks such as Ndiwe wekha babie, Sungapange handle, Akufuna classic man, Casket, Why you hate me, Particular cover.
“The EP carries romantic message that exists in new relationship between young men and women.
“Mostly, young men and women love each other when they are in relationship but when they are married the love fades due to cheating,” Jiddelano said.
The Bambi fame artist ventured in the music industry in 2015 but started releasing singles in 2018.
He said is he now planning to have his own band and become international artist to reach many people across the globe.
Meanwhile, Jiddelano said the new EP, Bambi, can be accessed on music websites such as www.mikozinewok, nyasa-music.com and malawientertainemnt.com, among others.
One of his fans Emmanuel Kandiyelo who had a chance to listen to the title track Bambi commended Jiddelano for coming up with “well produced EP with well articulated love messages which will restore broken heart relationships and marriages.”
Apart from music, Jiddelano is also a business man who owns a phone accessories shop in Lilongwe.
This is very sad as this guy is copying Jidena from USA mpaka kukopela nyimbo yake called Bambi.Zomvetsa chisoni no identity
@jiddelano
You are probably a talented musician, but I would caution against copying another person’s established brand. From your name to your look, one cannot help but think of the American based Nigerian rapper Jidenna. And while it is understandable that you might admire the guy, I believe there should be a fine line between admiring and copying another musician. Show us you, and represent Malawi as you, not someone that people will just end up thinking is copying someone else. Because even when you go international, you become more of the Malawian artist who copies Jidenna, and not necessarily you. You are not only an ambassador for yourself, but for the whole country. Be original. There are so many musicians out there inspired by other musicians around the world, but the part of selling yourself as a musician worth watching is also by being truly you, not copying somebody else. Be you. You can learn from musicians like Johny Drille, who, despite his being influenced by Jon Bellion, has established himself as a musician in his own right. I wish you nothing but the best.