Nigerian takes on Kenyan gospel artistes

Nigerian gospel artiste Jimmy Johnson (pictured), popularly known as Jimmy D Psalmist, is in the country for a collection of events hosted with the aid of the Redeemed Christian Church of God.The 'Mighty Man of struggle' singer referred to as on Kenyan gospel musicians to do greater to popularise their song."I actually have traveled to many African nations where they do not play Kenyan gospel music," spoke of Jimmy D."I don't imply to be disrespectful, however Kenyan gospel artists may still awaken, a bit bit greater," he spoke of. He noted Kenyan artistesshould seem beyond reputation and superstar lifestyles and center of attention extra on inspiring Christians."I believe Kenyan artists may still dig deeper. There are songs from other regions we are singing in Nigeria now, none from Kenya," he pointed out.He pointed out Kenyans have been his choicest followers on the social media after the us.The musician recounted his humble beginnings earlier than rising to fame."I all the time knew what i needed to do from a tender age when I bought addicted to gospel song, I dreamt of it all the time. I listened plenty to American artists like Cece Winans and Donnie Mcclurkin," stated Jimmy.His breakthrough got here in 2016, when he launched 'Mighty Man of war,' which became an instant hit. before that, Jimmy did menial jobs including promoting airtime to continue to exist."I ate roasted yam, onion sauce and oil essentially daily," he referred to.He recorded his first music 2012. linked themes Jimmy JohnsonJimmy D PsalmistGospel ArtistsKenyan Gospel