Nominated for 2 Velocity awards – Best R&B Album and Best Alternative Artist. Soul Comfort is relaxing music at its best – featuring keyboardist Carl Evans (Stevie Wonder, Barry White); David Stark on Guitar (Rick James & Teena Marie); Tommy Aros on percussion (Luis Miguel); and mastered by Robert Honablue, whose Gold and Platinum credits include Santana, Roberta Flack, Aretha Franklin, Bob Marley & Miles Davis.
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Hey beautiful people – I’m really excited! My Pandora page went live yesterday, so now you can listen to my music on Pandora. So head over to Pandora and make a Nhojj station and listen on your phone, computer, iPad, or home entertainment system.
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A big thank you to James and Lyndon from Gay Agenda for a great time chatting on Gay Agenda. You can read their kind post here and you can listen below. Enjoy:)
I was once asked what this song meant and I hesitated to answer at the time. But this is a new year – this song is about possession, about soaring beyond this material world into the indescribable realm, about communicating with beings as old as time.
The glow of 7 white candles
A circle of sea salt
Ancient words to open earth’s doors
1 drum beat dancing outside
You’ve fallen in a trance
Oh life’s burning with desire
Oh I’m speaking with the Ones of Old
Oh I’m filled with new meanings
High above this world I go
I’m seeing with new eyes now
An alter in the woods
A life misunderstood
4 symbols start with air
Water cleanse me, earth remake
Fire give me life
-Words & Music by Nhojj
I’m really excited about sharing this music video with you – it screened this year in the Sundance Queer Lounge along with other gay videos. Kirk Shannon-Butts did a great job capturing the beauty and essence of “Love” ~ in order to obtain the slow motion effect, I had to learn to sing at double speed… lol – but it was so much fun.
“Love” is theme song for Kirk’s film “Blueprint” (which premiered at Cannes Film Festival last year:) A big thank you to Adrian Lopez and Houston Street Production. Let me know what you think of it:)
PS – This video climbed to #1 on the MTV Music Top 100
Its exciting to once again be recognized, my song “Love” which is featured on my latest CD “Soul Comfort” has garnered a nomination for Outstanding R&B/Soul Song. This is the second time my work has been acknowledged by the OutMusic association, my sophomore CD “Someday Peace Love & Freedom” was nominated in 2004 for Outstanding New Male Recording. Congratulations to all the nominees and a big thank you to Tomas for encouraging me to submit my work:)
Nominations are always great! I’m really happy and honored that my latest CD “Soul Comfort” has been nominated for 2 Velocity Awards, A big thank you to my producer Jon Evans and all the musicians and artists who helped make “Soul Comfort” such a success! 2 Velocity Nominations:
Best R&B Album

“In this body, nature’s body, I’ve found my soul” ~ This is a celebration of Spirituality in all its forms.
This piece is based on the Rabindranath Tagore’s quote “This is the ultimate end of man, to find the One which is in him; which is his truth, which is his soul; the key with which he opens the gate of the spiritual life, the heavenly kingdom.” I hope you enjoy.
Love & Light
Nhojj
New York, NY (Billboard Publicity Wire) March 5, 2009 –”I like to think of style this way,” says Nhojj. “Fashion is what you wear. Style is what you exude. For a performer, style is that part of yourself you share with your audience. What I share is my Caribbean roots. It’s part of me. It’s part of my music. It’s one part sensual, one part spiritual, and one part joyful. I call it Caribbean Soul.”
Nhojj tapped the talents of Maxwell stylist, Kirk Shannon-Butts, for his recent Barbados Music Awards performance. “I’ve always been a huge admirer of Maxwell.” The singer says, “His style is smooth, elegant and authentic. It distinguishes him as an artist. I wanted to bring this sense of style and individuality to my BMA performance so I contacted Kirk. He orchestrated the style for the Maxwell 2008 Tour.”
For his performance Nhojj wore a white suite from French designer Sonia Rykiel’s Homme Collection, with a vintage orange shirt and Valentino shoes. The picture of Nhojj playing his guitar, shrouded in a blue spotlight, along with his soaring vocals, brought cheers from the audience, which included Lifetime Achievement Award recipients Square One and former American Ambassador Mary Ourisman.
The Barbados Advocate Newspaper reported that Nhojj “definitely made an impact on his audience with his voice, his lyrics and his personality.”
Within hours, the popular CBC TV show Mornin’ Barbados scheduled Nhojj as a guest. On the live taping, the singer/songwriter discussed his latest CD “Soul Comfort”, the BMA’s, and then serenaded host Cassandra Samuel with an acoustic unplugged version of “Love.” “Wow!” she exclaimed at the end, and broke into spontaneously applause. “Remember the name,” she said, “because he is going places.”
For the morning show, Kirk chose vintage black tux jacket and pink t shirt by African designers Bebenoir. The whole affair was overseen by Carib News Editor Walter Greene, who heard Nhojj performing in New York City and invited him to sing at Guyana Fashion Weekend 2008, where he introduced Nhojj to BMA producer Ronnie Morris.
Nhojj has recorded 4 CDs and a live DVD filmed by Emmy-nominated director Bill Cote. His voice has been described as “A honeyed, subdued and unadorned combination of Stevie Wonder and Marvin Gaye,” UK’s LOGO Magazine, and “A voice that wraps the body and soul,” Italy’s Acid Jazz Magazine.
He topped the NY Indie Charts in 2007 with his unique brand of Caribbean Soul, spending a total of 37 weeks as #1 artist in the Fusion, Neo-Soul, Nu-Jazz, Healing, Easy listening and Gospel categories on MySpace, and received honorable mention at the 13th and 14th Annual Billboard Songwriting Contest.
Having started his musical journey at the age of 5 singing in his father’s church in Guyana, Nhojj speaks with humility when referring to his recent successes. “The whole experience in Barbados was beautiful and I am thankful for each blessing. Experiences like these encourage and strengthen my faith and I hope it inspires others to live their truth.”