Interview: Joycee Peters
Debutant Cameroonian gospel artist, Joycee Peters, has releases her new single 'Till Forever Comes' and Louder Than The Music asked her a few questions to try and find out more.
For those who haven't heard of you before, can you tell us a bit about yourself and how you got involved in making music?
I am Joycee Peters, A co-heir with Christ, A Cameroonian. Being raised in the church, belonging to a choir from age 9 and experiencing the Lord Jesus, there was nothing better I dreamt of becoming other than a singer for the Lord.
Tell us about your new single 'Till Forever Comes' and what the inspiration behind it was?
Well, "Till Forever Comes" is a song that talks all about the Christain faith cause Christianity is all about Jesus Christ coming to us even when didn't deserve Him and bringing us into an inseparable union with Him and I call it, a Christian's victory song.
The word and love of God inspired the song, the lyrics are simply a meditation on the word of God.
Do you have any plans to release more music in the near future?
Sure! This is just the beginning.
What message would you like people to take from your music?
My message is Jesus Christ.
How would you describe your style of music and what are your influences?
My style of music is The Gospel, which is my worship to God and The word of God by His spirit is the only influence on this mission.
If you could work with any songwriter, who would it be and why?
Well, I do not have any in mind right now but the truth of God's word should be our basis of discussion.
How would you define success in your career as an artist?
When Jesus the Christ is known and received, that is success to me.
What is your favorite album of all time?
I do not have a favourite. All albums from my senior and fellow labourers are my favourites because it is the word of God and the word is always a new blessing.
You're stuck on an island, it's hot, you only have enough battery life left to listen to one song on your phone. What track is it?
'Till Forever Comes'
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