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Urbanbuzzmag.com

By Nigeria Anderson 

Amazing God

Pierre Akume is a dynamic singer, songwriter and gospel recording artist based in Abuja, Nigeria.  Pierre began his career singing with his brother Paul Akume and released a single titled Grateful in 2020.  After a few challenges, Pierre has returned to the music scene with a new single, Amazing God.  Akume is a Christian recording artist who uses his music as an evangelistic call and shares messages about how good Jesus the Son of God is.  His songs remind us how faithful our Lord is even when we fall short.  Pierre Akume has been singing since he was a little boy with a heart for creativity and service.  As a writer, he brings stories to life through his scripts and narratives.  As a Christian singer, his music reflects faith to inspire others.  Moreover, his advocacy for mental health sheds light on the importance of emotional well-being, encouraging others to prioritize their mental health.  Akume’s work resonates with many in his community and beyond.  He is a young man moving through the challenges of walking by faith victoriously.  For every time he feels pressure from outside, his inside man reminds him of who he is in Jesus Christ.  His latest single, Amazing God, is a representation of how the Lord our God has given him the strength to move forward, even when he feels like giving up.  The single is available on all digital outlets.  Therefore, make sure you purchase Amazing God and know He never leaves nor forsakes us, even in our darkest times.  He is as close as a whisper. Just call on Him.  (Pierre Akume is on the right in the photo) https://www.amazon.com/music/player/artists/B08MFG2HBJ/pierre-akume

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Urbanbuzzmag.com

By Nigeria Anderson

MAKING THE CUT

Wyatt G. Maker is an actor, comedian, filmmaker and cinematographer.  Known for creating entertainment that will capture you emotionally, inform and entertain. Wyatt knew at an early age that filmmaking and acting were in his cards. He would watch films on repeat and looked forward to going to the movies with his dad.  Wyatt would take note on how actors performed, the storyline and all the bells and whistles of how the film looked and felt. He set out to attend LaGuardia High School of Music & Arts in New York which specializes in teaching visual and performing arts.  There he took part in school plays and even wrote a few. He joined a youth media program where he was able to branch out and create his first documentary Holding Up about gun violence and what it does to the family.  Which was entered into the Tribeca Film Festival.  Wyatt G. Maker has gone on to work on various sets as a cinematographer for example ABC For Life, NBC Saturday Night Live and Tom and Jerry Animation and still manages to get his acting and comedy in. (more…)