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“I wanted to be a pilot” - Says rapper

September 22, 2016 8:09 PM

“I didn’t set out to become a musician. I have always wanted to be a pilot. When I was a kid, I always wanted to fly. That’s what I started out with,” E.L told Pulse TV

Hip-hop artiste and producer, Elom Adablah also known in showbiz as E.L has revealed that piloting was his first career choice.

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The 33-year-old musician disclosed this in an exclusive interview on Pulse TV last week.

He added that, as time went on, his passion changed and as a result, he chose music instead.

“But I have always had the love and talent to make music. So I guess it’s something that evolved over time to who I am right now. I went to the university and studied Political Science, and after that, I worked in the Ministry for a while. But what I believe is, after a while you have to decide what your passion is and follow it,” he said.

E.L recently dropped his highly anticipated “B.A.R III” album.

The featured artistes on the album include record label mates Ko-Jo Cue and Shaker. Others on the album include Nigerian rapper M.I. Abaga and legendary South African rap Khuli Chana, Gemini, Dex Kwasi, Worlasi, Edem, Cabum and many others.

The album also has works of a number of producers including C.MO, Slimbo, E.L, Coptic and others.

Watch the full interview below.