D – Large is an epitome of hard work and passion as an artiste, songwriter, record executive, video director and music producer. The hip hop/dancehall/rap artiste artistes and actor – who starred in the hugely successful ‘Prada’ Nollywood flick is not resting on his laurels as a respected force in the music industry circuit. He returned from Belgium where he has toured relentlessly and has doubled up on his hustle with collaborations with the best and finest counterparts on this side of the world. The music is not joke to D – Large as he is putting his mouth where his money is with delivering world class visuals for the hit bound records.

The C.E.O of Large Entertainment with a Large Records arm, the record label; audio recording studio; visual/video editing studio; statement of the art equipment rental and offering other allied services – is sure at making a crack in the industry with his accompanying savvy business move and tactics to his artistry.

Armed with an almost endless catalogue of music including collaborations with Ghanaian and American superstar singer Akon’s Konvict Music signed Sarkodie, YQ, JahBless, Konga, Yemi Sax, Mallam Spicy, late Dagrin, Sandaz Black of Duncan Mighty’s biggest song ‘dance for me’ fame, 2face in the works, just to mention a few; visuals of most of which would be released in the nearest feature inclusive of the videos which he shot and directed overseas. D –Large is a rare multi talented whiz.

Unknown to most people, the artiste is an ex professional footballer. He played for the team - VG Oostende Belgium.

In 2008, he was introduced to fans in the world class video for ‘One love’ which was promoted under the Kennis Music imprint, ‘One love’ enjoy rave reviews and airplay on TV networks across all platform and it was followed with a popular song ‘Marry dem’, that a lot would know the artiste with. D – Large’s debut album is nothing short of impeccable, loaded with songs upon songs that would score as big hits and climb both radio and TV charts. The yet-to-titled album is complete with today’s music and sound that would shape the future of Nigerian music and international scene.

‘Do the jegg’ is a trail blazing movement, beyond a record. The record is an easy to sing along delivered on an instrumentation that is futuristic. The record produced by Cashson sees the upbeat artiste, D – Large deliver effortlessly as he calls on a listener to a new dance move that is bound to go viral.

‘For the fake ones have come to clear their felony’, The name is D –Large, y’all know I burn like flame, I’m all about the gain ‘cause I’ve seen all the pain. If you don’t know D – Large by now, it is imperative that you google his face.’ - D-Large