When Am Feeling Down I Go To 'Positive Vibration', Says AFRO JC As EP Clocks 1 Year Tomorrow, Fans Go Gaga

 

It is no news that Bayelsan A-lister, AFRO JC is talented, what might be considered news is knowing that one year after the release of his debut EP, 'Positive Vibration', it is still played like a new song by fans, even as he offers a piece of advice to up-and-coming artistes, Pokovirtuousblog can report.

The EP 'Positive Vibration' by Nigerian Afropop Singer, Ebiegberi Gabriel alias AFRO JC is one musical project that reveals the singing prowess of the Brass native. The 8-track extended play which was released Friday, August 28, 2020 had 3 producers and 6 featured artistes: 'Positive Vibe', Blackman PD; 'State of Mind', Blackman PD; 'Good Time' ft. Blackman PD (latter also produced it); 'Bere', Blackman PD; 'Dead' ft. M-Style & King Donny, Wonda Mix; 'On The Road' ft. XL & Blaquan, Wonda Mix; 'Know' ft. Laylow, Romzy; 'Girlfriend', Blackman PD.

The 28 minute long EP which has been streamed tens of thousands of times across several music streaming platforms, captures truths capable of helping one win in life. Employing his singing skills, the dark-skinned singer makes putting it on replay easy too - little wonder musical lovers wouldn't stop praising it on social media.

Our reporter who combed the internet space with regard to the popular EP, discovered that fans are very much obsessed about it. From saying he's a champion; that it does offer positive vibration, here are some comments worth reading.

Tytestluminoux, 'U done scatter my brain sabiboi'; Kevin Junior, 'Good job'; Itz Enydan, 'Nice'; Desmondclever54, 'It's a positive vibe'; Gee Real, 'The album was worth the hype beautiful'; Ricky Kay, 'No bahd song'; I_m_johnson, 'Amazing'; Star Kixxy, 'Vibe for your eardrums' and a host of others.

Excited that his debut EP is still fresh in the minds of many fans; still trending in the airwaves, when asked by our reporter how he feels celebrating its one year anniversary, an enthused JC said he's happiest on account of the lives it has been influencing.

"Am the most happiest man on earth knowing how many lives have been blessed and impacted with positive vibes - I myself when am feeling down I go to EP and I’ll have that relief and hope".

In a bid to provide up-and-coming artistes some insights on how to make evergreen songs, the 23-year-old told our reporter that they'll do well to make a point recording songs 'from the soul'.

"keep it real; make music from the soul - it will last forever".