Throwback Photo Of DonJazzy And Dbanj In The Studio

roducer and singer Kas shared a picture today (September 24) on Instagram of Don Jazzy and D'banj in his studio in 2004.

On the day the picture was taken Don Jazzy and D'banj worked on the remix of 'Tongolo' in Kas' studio. 

"Do you guys remember? That day. The day @donjazzy produced the #koko #remix @iamdbanj@iambangalee #kasbeats #studio#trowback #trowbackthursday" wrote Kas in the caption of the picture. Kas' studio is also historic to the Mo' Hits story because D'banj's first album 'No Long Ting' was recorded there.

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