MICHAEL AKINOLA
Saxophonist TJ Emore, better known as TJ Sax is out with a brand new song Amen, an original ditty about thanksgiving and trusting in God for blessings yet to come.
Produced by frequent collaborator, Mystro, Amen is a mid-tempo aural delight, one that makes use of traditional drums, soothing vocals and TJ Emore’s signature superior saxophone melodies to send its message home.
As part of activities celebrating his 15th birthday, TJ Emore will on Saturday 26 November, visit the oncology ward of the Paediatric department of the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) in the company of his family and friends, to celebrate with and encourage the children living with cancer.
His passion for working with kids living with cancer was sparked four years ago when he first encountered some brave little souls and he has participated in various early detection campaigns and walkathons to help create awareness for the condition.
TJ Sax hit the limelight with covers of songs by Wizkid (Holla at your boy) and Asa (Bibanke), after training under the mentorship of superstar instrumentalist Yemi Sax.
He has performed both within and outside the country alongside artistes like M.I, 2Baba, Sound Sultan and Mode 9.
His prodigious talents have been displayed on a 2011 album, Sax Vibes, containing covers of Jay Z’s Forever Young and Diana Ross’ He Lives in Me amongst others.
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