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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 35724, member: 636"]
Moses Bliss wants singers to stay true to themselves instead of copying other artists. He believes everybody has something special to share with their fans.

He tells musicians to focus on their journey rather than trying to imitate what makes other people successful. Artists connect better with their audience when they perform songs that reflect their real experiences. This builds stronger relationships with listeners who appreciate genuine expression.

Bliss specifically advised performers to use the songs they created themselves. He stressed that singers should trust their unique messages rather than relying on what works for others. Artists gain more respect in the music industry when they showcase their original material.

"Sing that one that God gave you," Bliss said to fellow artists. "Don't say it's Moses Bliss' song that moves the crowd... Sing your own. You have a message. You have a mandate." His encouragement pushes creators to be confident in their abilities.

The musician's advice serves as both motivation and a call to action for artists everywhere. He reminds them to embrace their calling, remain faithful to their purpose, and share their unique gifts without hesitation. This approach helps musicians develop their distinctive voice in a crowded industry.
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