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Watch: J’Something previews first-ever solo single

New music is on the way for Mi Casa vocalist J’Something who is set to release his very first single as a solo artist this Friday.

Taking to Instagram, The Masked Singer South Africa detective shared a snippet of his song called Not Alone, and thanked his fans on social media for encouraging him and giving him the confidence to release his song.

The musician and chef captioned his post the following: “I don’t really know what I’m feeling but I can tell you all that it’s only goodness. It’s a sense of peace that I get to release without having pressure for it to become something, it’s a sense of gratitude that you guys cheered me in order for us to get [to] this point, it’s a sense of relief to actually put myself out there and let the world know what I hear when I create alone, it’s also the excitement around this song potentially giving people a sense of spiritual connection.”

While sharing that the song will be released on all streaming platforms on Friday, J’Something added that he shot visuals for the song too which will be available on his YouTube channel.

He concluded, “Again … thank you! Thank you for believing in me the way you do. I started out at the age of 7 playing guitar and writing songs … this is a huge moment for me personally and I wouldn’t have done this if it weren’t for YOU!”

 

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Also see: J’Something celebrates 12 years with wife

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