A ‘Charismatic’ according to Robert Greene in his book ‘The Art of Seduction’ is someone that possesses some strange quality that causes them to be liked by everyone and constantly at the center of attention. Their eyes and the way they carry themselves convey power and magnetism and you can’t quite figure out why.

It is no wonder Bez Idakula has managed to woo us all with his unique set of talent. The man can for example just sit in a corner, with a guitar or a piano, far away from the crowd and in minutes have them gravitate towards him like a force field. You can’t exactly figure why but the wild guess is that it is his music that gets you, his soul-searching, beautiful music.
With Bez, you can feel that he doesn’t want the spotlight, the spotlight searches for him and he shines in its glow. ‘World Class’, ‘International’ is a word we bandy around regularly bestowing them on mediocre talent but with Bez it is utterly merited. He belongs in that class, that niche of the John Legends, Adam Levine and John Mayers.

First with ‘Super Sun’, then ‘Stupid Song’ off the Super Sun and now ‘There is a Fire’, Bez has managed to tangle a web of interest around us, luring and seducing us in, putting us just where he wants us and we love him for it.
Some might call him Quaint but I say he is just One of a Kind.

Extracted from Mystreetz Magazine( Cynthia Morgan’s edition )

Words by Akin ‘Nizzle’ Solanke @akinizzle