Vicious J Is A Sound Machine
Singer Reveals Emotional New Single
Houston, Texas – August 4, 2020 – Sound guru Vicious J is getting listeners hyped with the release of a new single. The new song, called “Fold” puts Vicious J’s talents on display. The track promises an exciting soundscape for his audience, both old and new.
“Fold” highlights the evolution of Vicious J’s sound. The lyrics reveal the depth of his creativity and relate his sometimes painful experiences. Listeners will turn up the music and ride along with Vicious J on his musical journey. They will see a little bit of themselves in the song.
Vicious J, born Voshawn Johnson, was already a music lover. He was sharing his talents singing in the church choir. He started rapping in college after a football injury. Vicious decided to take music seriously after the death of his baby sister Varneisha Gant, in 2017, who is in his video “Help Me” as a moving tribute. A producer gave Voshawn the name Vicious J. He is also a husband and father, citing his family as a major influence in his career.
To listen to more of his music, or to reach out to Vicious J for an interview on their site, podcast, or radio show can reach out via the information provided below.
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Vicious J
As a young boy, Vicious J, born Voshawn Johnson, was already a music lover. He was sharing his talents singing in the church choir. He started rapping in college after a football injury. Vicious decided to take music seriously after the death of his baby sister Varneisha Gant, in 2017, who is in his video “Help Me” as a moving tribute.
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Contact:
Vicious J
Voshawn Johnson
viciousj.tru@gmail.com
Links:
“Fold’: youtu.be/NPY-vhRHrCM
Facebook: www.facebook.com/voshawn.johnson
Instagram: www.instagram.com/vicious_j45/
Spotify:open.spotify.com/track/4u4CG0h7wsAfWL6RrEMuLX?si=wnsCSg7fSZCJIf6Hxb9sJQ
Vicious J
As a young boy, Vicious J, born Voshawn Johnson, was already a music lover. He was sharing his talents singing in the church choir. He started rapping in college after a football injury. Vicious decided to take music seriously after the death of his baby sister Varneisha Gant, in 2017, who is in his video “Help Me” as a moving tribute.
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