Moje first album The Synopsis (more technics)

Kenyan Born, Thika based gospel hip hop artist James Kairu Mwangi (More of Jesus Everyday) or otherwise known as M.O.J.E is currently back in studio and working on his self titled album which is set to be released later this year.

‘I feel that this is the right time to do this album and I’m working twice as hard to make sure that it reaches out to the world so that the people can know about Jesus” Says M.O.J.E

The album title "MORE OF JESUS EVERYDAY” is said to be out of this world reflecting the walk and how one can make it in life through the help of Jesus Christ. The artist says that working with, music arranger, writer and producer Dan Biu of X-hoodz studios has spurred his growth in the industry.

The album includes divas like Maureen, Nimo, Faith and Shalom. Also incorporated is a Dancehall artist Holy hill, which as Moje puts it; have helped a lot in ensuring that the album set objectives are met.

“I was humbled that the divas agreed to be on the album and I cannot even express how happy to work with them at an individual level because it gave me the platform of opening up my heart to share the great vision that God had impacted in my life”, he added.

“I have to admit that More Of Jesus Everyday has catchy hooks with powerful flow that’s bound to win souls of those who listen, because the album is focused on showing all the aspects of this multi-talented artist, through creative writing abilities and soul rattling tracks”’ said the executive producer Dannie

Through the pressures and the adversity of the industry Moje has continued to mature as an artist, evolving into the artist he is today from running in the streets of Thika, pursuing hip hop music to a humble godly teacher. The fact that he is the first hip hop artist to go urban in Kenya is what sets him apart from everyone else in an industry that promotes sex, drugs, mone
y and violence”, said Dannie.

‘To keep my head up everyday I have to convince myself that I did not choose to be in this generation but I have the opportunity of making this generation a generation of Power, Purpose and that which has a great vision’ – M.O.J.E