"Godwin" was divinely a God project- Korede Bello reveals

In a recent interview with Saturday Beats, Korede Bello reveals his hit song "Godwin" is the fastest song he had ever made with his Boss Don Jazzy‎.

The Mavins act said the track which is now like an anthem to many Nigerians was done in just 3days and few hours.
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According to him,

"Godwin was divinely a God project and I hope that God will bless my other works like he did Godwin. ‎It was Don Jazzy that started the project and when he was half way, I joined him and we co-wrote the song together.

At that moment, the song was inspired by the beat. But before then, I had always wanted to do a song that would touch all demography and that everyone could relate to. I have always dreamed of having a song with a message that people would dance to in the clubs and the same song could be sung in church.‎

Godwin is the quickest song that we ever did. I have some songs in the studio that we recorded two years ago. It took us about three days to complete Godwin and within a week, the song was already out. It was easy to get the lyrics because it is about everyday situations".‎

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