Moses Bliss has issued a powerful reminder to artistes to remain true to their creative vision and resist the temptation to mimic the success of others.
His message underscores the value of originality and the importance of sharing one's own voice with the world.
His advice encourages artistes to focus on their personal musical journey and to find fulfillment by connecting authentically with their audience. By embracing their unique sound and stories, artistes can stand out and build lasting relationships with their listeners.
Bliss emphasized that performing original songs allows artistes to express their individual experiences and perspectives—something that resonates deeply with audiences and helps cultivate credibility in the industry.
"If you're an artiste and you're listening to me, sing that one that God gave you," Moses Bliss said. "Don't say it's Moses Bliss' song that moves the crowd... Sing your own. You have a message. You have a mandate."
His words serve as both inspiration and challenge, urging artistes to trust their calling, stay true to their purpose, and boldly share their God-given gifts with the world.
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