Thanks for the friend request. You sound awesome. I'm a songwriter just in case you need someone to write something just for you. Please give my new stuff a listen.
Thanks a lot for your comments too David! I`ve mainly just been trying to network this CD and haven`t been writing lately, but when the time comes, you`ll be in my mind. Glad to know you write too. Lyrics come easy to me, but sometimes its cool just to get another idea.
Thanks for the offer my brother and keep slammin`.....Respect, IZ
Hey David! Its great to hear someone with your talent that keeps the music alive no matter what obstacles are in the way! Good luck with your new CD and continued success to you my brother. Its nice to have you here! Yes, its a great spot to be. Keep slammin` D! Respect, IZ
At 6:47pm on February 25, 2009, Heshima Moja said…
Thanks David. I will do that. Wanted to let you know, I checked out your video. Sounds really fine man. Just what the world needs right now. Lots of love and a WHOLE lot of Soul. Peace and Blessings,
Thanks for adding me to your circle. I am doing a performance on Feb 28th and 29th in Peoria AZ at the 15th Annual NBHC Music Festival and Carnival Peoria Municipal Complex Peoria, Arizona (83rd Ave and Cinnabar between Peoria and Olive) Performance time TBA 623-204-0959. Are you part of that show?
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Oh wow, Great! I'm currently working on material. I may have a showcase coming up in Feb. Ill let you know more info on it. Let me know if you are performing openly
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Thanks for the offer my brother and keep slammin`.....Respect, IZ
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