Open Letter To Gospel Deejays

Late last year, Deejay of the Year during the last edition of Groove Awards, DJ Krowbar shared, what in my opinion was a very candid message to upcoming musicians; however, some people took it the wrong way forcing the celebrated deejay to take back his words. And now what we are witnessing is an outcry from gospel artists who are complaining why their videos are not being played.

In a letter received recently by Uliza Links, new talents in the gospel ministry are inquiring whether quality taking over the message in a song; because it is becoming a great challenge for them to have their videos played. Here’s the letter;

Hi Servants Of GOD

“I have seen some videos not HD being played but also 90% of videos played are HD Videos and it’s such tough part for me as an artist to make it in the ‘industry’. I need to have the finances to produce a HD video which is quite expensive for me. I kindly request for my song to be played whether its HD quality or not as i believe my message is meant to save a soul to Christ.

A renowned gospel musician song will be released today and be played tomorrow because? Their video is HD quality. While as for me i submitted my video weeks ago and it has never been played.

I live on a low budget and i depend on music for me to make it in life as i believe its my calling. I wish you a deejay to help us move forward as upcoming gospel artistes who can’t afford HD videos.

I feel if  i submitted my song first it should be played first as long as it has good message that will save a soul.  I know they are so many videos and songs submitted weekly but i feel a song of HD quality should not be played before mine when i came first.”

Regards

GODs Servant