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“The Artist Scope” with Linton Smith - Hosting Jenise La Vonne - Gospel Music

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From Norcross, GA by way of East Elmhurst, NY Jenise was born and raised in church under the Apostolic doctrine and Pentecostal experience. With parents active in ministry, her father a bishop and mother a missionary and teacher, the Word of God was planted in her heart at an early age. Jenise began singing on the children's choir at the tender age of 2 and at the age of 11 she began writing her own songs. From the wise advice of her father, Jenise continued writing, acquired a vocal coach who helped her hone her craft and was given several opened doors to minister through songIn 2007, Jenise joined forces with Rahim Beyah of Czar Entertainment producing a 3-song demo, which was released locally. In 2009, she competed in the 1st annual Gospel Star Search at the Greater Refuge Temple Church of Out Lord Jesus Christ (COOLJC), where she came in second place. In December of 2010 Jenise toured Europe with J. David Bratton and the New York State Mass Choir. After being given the opportunity to see the world, the fire began to burn again with excitement in Jenise's heart to produce her own music."This know also, that in the last days perilous times shall come (2 Timothy 3:1)." Aren't they here? With a dire thirst for ministry and evangelism in music, Jenise La Vonne sets the tone for a new era. Blending the sounds of Contemporary Gospel and Contemporary Christian music all while being rooted in the traditional Gospel message, Jenise La Vonne's sound and mission for her music is undeniably EVANGELISTIC; for it seeks to minister to the soul.Introducing Jenise La Vonne. 

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