Everything is set for the United Kingdom-based gospel artist, Joyce Ahanon, to launch her first album.
The gospel singer and songwriter made this known while speaking with the press about her recent work on the album in London over the weekend.
The album, titled: “I’m Not Alone,” is set to be launched in London, the United Kingdom on August 7 this year at London’s Thamesmead Parish of the Redeemed Christian Church of God.
According to Evangelist Ahanon, the album is a mission accomplished.
It helps in fulfilling the dream of preaching the Word of God and also inspire men and women across the world, she said.
She added: “This represents one of my plans.
“It is a mission accomplished.
“The wordings of the album are inspiring, the records itself speak volume.
“I can’t thank God enough.
“It is a big deal.
“I want to thank God for making it coming to pass.
“My Pastors made immeasurable contributions to the success of the album.
“My friends around the world did a lot of jobs to see to the success of this work.
“The producer and marketer are enormous.
“Their big hearts made the vision a success.
“The accolades over recent days are beyond my thoughts.
“It doesn’t look like a debut album.
“Indeed, the patronages have been overwhelming.
“Honestly, I am full of gratitude.”
Speaking further on the album, Darlington Joseph of Somic Max Production Limited, believes it will become “a new thing” to rock the gospel music market as soon as it is launched next month.
Joseph, who is the producer of the album, suggested that I’m Not Alone will not only be of benefit to few, but many, especially the Christians across the world.
He said: “Evangelist Ahanon has done a great job.
“The words are inspiring.
“The music is truly gospel and, no doubt, this album will go places.”
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