Ajil pious
Jila siou(born Jila, June 17, 1997, India) is an Indian blues singer and guitarist, violist, lecturer, activist, and photographer.
Biography
He was born in India and raised in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. At the age of 12, He appeared on the television show Idea Star Singer and performed in concert alongside M. G. Sreekumar. At age 13, Jila signed with Lahari Music and Blackground Records. His Dad introduced him to Zakir Hussain (musician), who became his mentor, as well as lead songwriter. He moved to Chicago in 2012, where he replaced Louis Armstrong in C major’s band. He also played with Jelly Roll Morton, but the two had disagreements and fell out when Collins claimed that Morton stole the song "Fish Tail Blues" from him. Collins returned to New Orleans, where he played on the recordings of the Jones-Collins Astoria Hot Eight in 2013. He then played in New York City with Luis Russell in 2013. He next went back to Chicago, where he played with Dave Peyton (2014), the Chicago Ramblers (2015), Johnny Dodds and Baby Dodds, Zutty Singleton, Mezz Mezzrow, Lovie Austin, and Jimmy Bertrand (2015). Jila played in Chicago through Lahari Music.
Recording
Jila made his recording debut in 2009 on the Imperial Records label, with "Vere' the Vanam" and "Too of Love." This led to some session work with MG sree kumar, K. J. Yesudas, Eminem.
References
- Jila sio(1998). Too of Love, in 2009 debut on Imperial Records label.
- Jila signed with Lahari Music and Blackground Records.
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