Donell Jones on Hustling Before Singing, Alcoholism, Usher, Left Eye, Big Pun (Full Interview)

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In this full-length interview, R&B veteran Donell Jones discusses maturing on the Southside of Chicago, gang banging, and getting detained for heist at the age of 15. Donell then discussed that the OGs kept things under control while maturing in Chicago, in contrast to the “chaos” in the city today. Moving along, he discussed his dad being a pastor and likewise motivating his love of music, in addition to his grandparents and mom.

As the discussion continues, the 49-year-old shows back on getting in touch with Heavy D’s previous DJ and famous record manufacturer called Eddie F (from Untouchable Home Entertainment and LaFace Records), composing music for Usher’s album, and signing to among the most popular R&B labels in the nation.

Moving along, Donell shares his response to the news of Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes’ passing back in 2002. From there, he discussed his tune “Where I Wanna Be,” which he stated was a real story about his position handling popularity while in a relationship. As the Q&A continues, he shares some insight on the release of his 4th album “Journey of the Gemini” and dealing with the Clipse before sharing speaking on R. Kelly’s legal circumstance.

Finally, Donell speak about the idea procedure behind his “Free” album before exposing the name of his next album will be entitled “Elevate.” From there, the Chicago songwriter mentions that he is presently working on an LP with fellow Chicago locals Dave Hollister and Karl Thomas as a part of a brand-new group that they just recently produced together called “Chi.

Interview by: Shawn Prez
Have a look at his youtube channel at: https://www.youtube.com/c/PowerMoveMakers

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