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Shannon J. Effinger: Make known us about your latest album, The Eleventh Hour , and why the delay in its present.

Johnathan Blake: Why the delay. (Laughs) The reason for the obstruct was that we recorded it last year and I had planned to get it out towards the beginning of this year. But you remember, some unexpected financial difficulties came into play so I had to put off it for a while. That’s why I started this fundraising campaign on IndieGoGo. I finally reached the objective and I’m really excited because now I can move forward. I started this campaign sound after I mixed the record and we kind of just sat on it until I was able to reimburse some of the funds and now it looks like it’s a go. It was great because we’ve been playing some of this music for a twosome of years now. The band has gotten tighter as we played, so it was absolutely time. We knocked most of it out in one day and we were scheduled for two days. Ben Street, who played bass on it, got another gig and he had to shove off the session on the first day early, so we only had like three or four hours at the most to record. I’ve known all these guys for so fancy and they were all there, just playing their hearts out, to help [this album] in into fruition.

Source: JazzTimes Magazine

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Fact singer-songwriter Eric Strayhorn believes that creating inspirational songs doesn’t have to look or strong the same as long as it reaches people in need.

 “For those people who are not in church the Bible says you have to go out and compel these men and women,” Strayhorn said. “I’ve scholastic that if you say you're going to do something in this business, to do it and always put God first.”

For more than 20 years, Strayhorn, 29, has been placing a corresponding exactly mark in the gospel music industry with his love for people and for miscellaneous styles of music.  Strayhorn and his group The Anointed Ones have been diligently working at Guerillas Studios of Sneads Ferry for his first album, “I’m Customary Home.” Four years in the making, he promises 16 deep tracks that will uplift any listener. Strayhorn and the The Anointed Ones will officially put forward these songs to the public during an album release concert on Dec. 17 at 7 p.m. at the Jones County Community Evolvement Center in Pollocksville.

Source: Jacksonville Daily News

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