The daughter of an American father and Nigerian mother, Janelia was born in Houston and raised in Nigeria. Singer-songwriter, Janelia brings a unique vibe to her mix of Adult Contemporary. Currently based in Baltimore, Janelia’s musical influences include Sade, Bob Marley, Fela Kuti & Barbra Streisand.
As a special treat for Valentine’s Day, Janelia has released her new video, “Love Song in Yoruba“.
Check on it.
I am yoruba and i will say appreciate what you have.
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LOL! The song is not earth shattering. Its just okay. But if she was trying to showcase yoruba culture, she had her fabrics and accessories all mixed up. For instance, the beads on the head is more of an edo thing than a yoruba thing. But anyways, good effort.
Duh check her tat, when she wore the bead, it was a benin figure head….Give her some credit, she trying to Nigerian and not Yoruba alone…Besides who says she is Yoruba….
Nice song actuali like it…
ummm, so , this song is a lil bit off..and why did the guy look confused throughout the video lol
I like!! nice song! aww I remember omo oba kan geshin lo…
I like.
Love the video!!…and she’s so pretty.Well done!
I like what she did with the song
she is a very pretty girl then she opens her mouth she cannot sing and shouldnt try to represent yoruba
she didnt even say yoruba properly
Her music is so lovely, esp the ‘love song in yoruba’…@boluji, u aint making any point in that ur comment… Cos, some of u were born and brought in Nigeria even in yoruba land, you could not speak in Yoruba like this lady born in houston USA but brought up in Nigeria, nevertheless, she spoke very well in a simple Yoruba language, kudos to her…
I love d song..she made me remember d gud old times..wen I 1st saw it I was amszed I didn’t knw sometin colourful cud come out of “omo oba kan geshin lo”
D music is lovely
wao! Pple are so discouraging. As for me i love her, her music and her style. She tried especially in ‘omo oba kan n geshin lo’