MANY would know the saying, “The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree”. This saying rings true in the particular case of one Guyanese musician and his three young daughters who, though still quite young, have already decided to follow in their father’s footsteps.
People may remember not so long ago, when the music of Ian Corbin aka Fojo invaded the local music arena, blazing a trail that was very difficult for his competition to follow. Now, taking that same path, are his three darling angels.

Fojo still continues to work with numerous artistes around the globe since he is also a songwriter, producer and performer, but his main focus is on taking ‘Fojo’s Angels’- which comprises his daughters 15-year-old Bryana, 15-year-old Kadejah and 9-year-old Aniyah – to the very top of the musical ladder where they so rightfully deserve to be placed.
The trio is poised to release their first single dubbed, “What’s up with Dad” which tells the story of an overprotective father having to deal with the notions and fantasies of a teenaged girl (Kadejah) who happens to be the lead vocalist of this very promising song group.

Kadejah is also set to record and release a few singles of her own quite very soon.
The voices of these talented upcoming young artistes are rare and quite stimulating. The feisty little ladies are urging the public to whip out protective eyewear because the future is about to explode in a blinding kaleidoscope of shooting stars as they ready themselves to unleash a ‘musical thunderstorm’ like never before seen on our local shores.

The most amazing thing is that these young songbirds at such a tender age already possess the onstage charisma, captivating allure and showmanship that are mostly associated with internationally acclaimed songstresses. Some persons are already raving that their sound is similar to that of Guyanese singer Lisa Punch, and even Toni Braxton or Whitney Houston in their younger days of stardom.

The ladies have indeed inherited their vocal supremacy from their father since several years ago, Singer/songwriter Ian ‘Fojo’ Corbin led the way when the nominations for the inaugural Accolade – the Music Awards of Guyana were announced.

The genre-hopping Corbin received nine nominations, including major nods for Best New Artist, Songwriter of the Year and Producer of the Year, in a field dominated by soca and reggae acts.

Pic also saved as Fojo girls, captioned: The multitalented musical trio. From left to right are 15-year-old Bryana, 9-year-old Aniyah and 15-year-old Kadejah