Life isn’t easy



Joshua Gabriel originally from the Eastern Cape, says his music journey started with music from school and from there it just escalated.

Being a kid he wrote songs and decided to take it further and make a living of it, his goal is to spread hope and joy in his songs to uplift people to speak the truth , "my influence is my parents and music for me also started because of the songs which played in church".  Joshua says, "he would like to locally  collaborate with Jimmy Nevis and also says he inspires him a lot and is also a fan of his music".



Joshua loves to sing and rap and also plans on being unique and not like everyone else, Joshua Gabriel says” life isn’t easy”, he mentions “you should not rush things and be yourself”.  He mentions that it would be difficult to be in the music industry if you do not know who you are. He also says his songs are his words and says he makes music that relates to people and their feelings, further on he mentioned that his happy that he got to see the things he did,  that some artists take drugs to hype them more up and plans to avoid that and differ in his own way.

He mentions that he has performed in front of a crowd already and always try to convey a message to the crowd, he feels that his music could have an impact on people’s lives and can change their lives. 

He uses music to express himself  and sees himself collaborating with Jimmy Nevis in 5 years’ time.                         

Joshua Gabriel SA 
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                                               By: Logan Marshall

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