New album from DJ Nicholas
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April 12, 2017

New album from DJ Nicholas

DJ Nicholas is putting the finishing touches on his album, titled Audiologist. It is due in July and has songs produced by Danny Browne, Toyan “DJ Shane” Harris, and Tyshane.

There are also collaborations with Kevin Downswell, Jermaine Edwards, Papa San, Deitrick Haddon, and Todd Dulaney.

A video for the lead single

Shotta Man is due in two weeks.

“The video coming out this month doesn’t sound or look like what we traditionally call gospel. But I am proud of it because it’s hitting out against murder,” said DJ Nicholas.

Known for songs like

Holy Ghost Gym, Holy Ghost Church andDivine Mathematics, DJ Nicholas has released three albums and one EP.

— Kevin Jackson

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