Azadus biography of alberta

“I take God seriously," he says. True: this interview would have taken place nearly two months before. His robe is so large it swallows even his feet, yet it looks simple for a Cherubim and Seraphim costume.

Has he finished his job as a recording artist?

Azadus responds that art and talent are infinite but only lend themselves to circumstance and resources, lamenting that he has recorded over 20 songs but lacks the means to release them.

“It’s no longer about good songs and talent," he says. "It’s about how much money you can throw around to grease palms. And then you need to make the kind of music that sells, which is often bad content. Music lovers are being cheated out of good content but they are not complaining.”

When I remind him that the industry has always been money-driven, he counters with: “There is money and there is the worship.

We should have evolved beyond money and emergency fame.

Azadus biography of alberta

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