One Muscle solves his music dilemma

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Dancehall musician, One Muscle, says he once seriously considered ditching the urban sound for gospel, but has now found a solution to his music dilemma.

 For four years the lanky musician, whose real name is One Masele, has only released gospel music, but says his new dancehall project is nearing completion. His latest gospel album Sefapaano 4 released in January this year was the fourth in a series of gospel projects that the musician has composed in the last four years.

“I had a dilemma because I love dancehall, but there came a time when I felt strongly that I should use my talent to minister and thought I should shift to gospel.  But I have decided to do both genres under two different trading styles,” he told Showbiz.

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