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Sterling Gospel Music Awards organisers Basillia Barnaby Cuff (centre) and Brian Cuff (right) with Prince Saj at the event's launch held at the R Hotel in Kingston last Thursday night.
After claiming second place in Magnum Top Performa, gospel recording artiste Prince Saj never imagined that his music would have resonated the way that it has.
Last year, he won Breakout Artiste of the Year at the Sterling Gospel Music Awards. This year, he has been nominated in two categories, Male Artiste of the Year and Video of the Year for 'Fully Jesus'.
"Last year I received one nomination and now this year, I'm nominated in two categories. I am feeling very, very good. It really shows that the work that God have mi a do, it a reach persons. It's just a great feeling," Prince Saj shared in an interview last Thursday at the launch of Sterling Gospel Awards at R Hotel in New Kingston.
The video for 'Fully Jesus' was directed by Unique Productions, and Prince Saj also had a hand in co-directing the visual. The song was produced by CJ Chemist for Journey Productions.
"I'm just happy to be among the nominees. Thanks to Sterling Gospel Awards and everyone who supported or shared my music. This means a lot to me," said Prince Saj.
The gospel deejay says people should expect new music over the next few weeks.
"Mi a work pon a song called 'Conquest Coming Forth' and another called 'Adam and Eve'. In terms of a body of work, I may release an EP or an album, so just stay tuned," said Prince Saj.
The Sterling Gospel Music Awards is scheduled to take place on Saturday, October 7 at the Swallowfield Chapel Building #9 on Swallowfield Road in Kingston.
DJ Nicholas, Prince Saj, Kevin Heath, John Mark Wiggan, Chantal Smalling, Chris Campbell and the group H.U.M.B.L.E. are among the line-up of performers for the event.
Source-jamaica.loopnews
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