Dayo had been telling himself for months that he would find time to work on his third album, but something always came up. There was a meeting that needed his attention, an artist who needed his decision, or a problem at JD Records that nobody else seemed able to settle without him. Even when he managed to sit down with his notebook, his phone would ring, and before long, he would be back to thinking about the company instead of the music.
Things were different now. JD Records had reached the top of the global rankings, his team had taken responsibility for the company's daily operations, and he had finally given himself permission to step away for a while. The decision had not been easy because he was accustomed to being involved in almost everything, but he knew he could not keep dividing his attention between the business and the album he had wanted to make for so long.
