It is a typical claim by most Gospel artists in Alur to throw stones at bloggers, Promoters, Media Personalities, and Media Houses for unleveled ground for their Gener.
Gospel bards claim that for so long their music has been eroded with low publicity and little airplay compared to their counterparts (Secular Artistes).
You can agree or disagree as a prominent Gospel Singer Ap Francis highlights some of the crises hampering Gospel Music from hitting its climax in Alur.
The Apostolic Music senior says there is a lot of wrong perception and poor mindsets among Gospel Music consumers.
He says gospel artists are also encountering a lot of snags and disapproval from the pastors who are preaching and urging Christians against their music.
Ap notes that gospel Artiestes are also denounced if they endeavor to brand themselves and look like Artiestes. He says there are some costumes that they are not qualified to put on.
"I was told the glass I was putting on did not reflect the image of God" he confuses.
The " Yes I Do" hitmaker counts that, the publics and some church leaders do not want them to associate with other secular artists and perform during night shows.
According to Ap, he is going to normalize performing his music at night shows because his vision is to look for lost souls and he believes that there are so many in Discos, Bars, and Parties.
Recently Deme Music also asked for Dee Jays to Keep playing gospel music in clubs, Bars, and Parties.
Romeo the hit maker of "Yo Leng" one time starts performing in Bars in his city (Lira City) and receives a lot of mixed reactions but he insists that he will continue to preach the gospel to the party people.
