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The songwriter and
producer of gospel music known as Dili Fredericks has released his
latest official EP album, “Aru (Abomination).” The EP album
contains six original Dili Fredericks tracks for an approximate total
listening time of 45 minutes. It has been proudly published as an
independent release without the involvement of the corporate music
industry. Popping, grooving, and full of that inimitable African
style, “Aru” showcases Dili Fredericks as one of the most
intriguing gospel music artists of the year so far and promises that
he has plenty more where that came from.
Nigeria's Dili Fredericks
says he got into writing songs when others pointed out his talent for
music. Asked to describe his main artistic influences, he says,
“Generally, I get inspirations while studying the Holy Bible.”
The last of six born to a
family in Agulu, Anambra State over fifty years ago, Fredericks
describes his upbringing as “a very humble beginning from AJ city.”
Nevertheless, the singer graduated from BMGS Adazi, then from UNN in
Enugu State, and finally the University of Lagos.
Asked to describe the
overall meaning of his new “Aru” EP album, Dili Fredericks writes
that it is “A call to prayer, to holiness, to Christ, to equity and
justice, and freedom from slavery.”
“Life was
averagely okay for me until I met the Lord Jesus after my
graduation,” writes Dili Fredericks. “Things became rough, tough
and frustrating – but peaceful. That resulted in a late marriage
for me. But gladly, I'm blessed of the Lord with two children: a girl
and a boy.”
Since that time, Dili
Fredericks has grown as a Christian and an evangelist.
“I am a builder,”
he says. “I build houses. But above all, I am a minister of the
gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ. As for inspiration; I draw
inspiration from everything God created. 'O to ge,' for instance, was
the word of a lady pastor.”
“Aru” by Dili
Fredericks is available from over 600 quality digital music stores
online worldwide now. Get in early, gospel music fans.
-S. McCauley
Lead Press Release Writer
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Dili Fredericks –
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