Chukwuemeka Kpadobi set to take gospel music industry by storm

Speaking on his new album, tagged: ‘Salvation is free,’ and presented by Veemost Entertainment, Kpadobi who is a gospel reggae artiste, said: “Afrirock@g fusion is my brand of reggae. It’s reggae without ganja, cocaine, nor any kind of hard drug at work in man. In the place of ganja or any hard drug, I replace it with the spirit of Christ. In the place of Patua, I replace it with the word of God. My discovery is this; in ganja you only feel high for a season but in the spirit of Christ, your highness has no time and season or limitations. I call that anointing and l tell you the truth you can’t go higher than the most high.

 “Also, l chose reggae music because it’s all encompassing. In reggae you’ll find rock, soul, bebop, jazz, country, highlife, hiplife, hip pop, R&B etc.

“Reggae music ticks like the human heart and it carries a high level of spirituality with a freedom effect.

“Be it political, social, religious, spiritual, reggae music heals and it’s highly spiritual with a unifying force in bringing people together beyond their differences and it’s a perfect code to download eternity to time.

“Therefore, Reggae Music is my code but Jesus remains my focus.”

Speaking on what inspires him, Kpadobi said God and His creations inspire him.

“The song; “Salvation is Free” explains a lot. God took our place and paid a price we could not pay, while we were yet his enemy. What an amazing grace.

“Salvation is free, but someone paid for it. Oxygen is free but someone paid for it. In my daily life as l meditate over these things, l hear more than a thousand songs from the other side of life,” he said.

Kpadobi bemoaned lack of spirituality among the artistes in gospel music saying, “What I will love to change is mediocrity and compromise in the gospel music industry, and lack of spirituality. I will continue in Excellence and Righteousness.”

He added that his works cut across all age level, be it the teens, youth, matured and the elderly, and children.

He stated that his songs are laced with heavy lyrics and spiritual depth, yet simple, and that it’s an antidote to those who are at the edge of giving up in life, or struggling over some challenging issues like drugs, marital hiccups, sickness, stress, spiritual attacks, poverty among others.

“In fact some of my fans call my songs; “Anti-Depressant” as they listen in the place of meditation, relaxation and through their daily routine.

“You’ll find most of those songs in my second album; “Tetimonies.” During lockdown, another fan of mine based in the UK played the song online back to back and cued into the anointing and drew strength, hope and joy to move on through those trying times to the glory of God.

“And this song; “Salvation is Free” became an eye opener that Jesus Christ got our back always. The good news is that it’s danceable, infotaining, entertaining, soul refreshing and it heals,” he said.