The story of how my music lifted a depressed patient from a mental institution – Vector

According to Vector Tha Viper, a rapper and singer from Nigeria, a patient at a mental institution was able to overcome their sadness after listening to his popular single “Early Momo” with Goodgirl LA.

While discussing the influence of conscious music on a recent edition of The Honest Bunch podcast, the ‘King Kong’ crooner made the assertion.

Musicians, he said, should aim higher than the charts and concentrate on making a difference in their fans’ lives.

When individuals are struggling, I can tell because specific songs start playing on streams. Such as “Mercy,” the Seyi Vibez album. People have begun to overthink things when it appears. So that’s the way music ought to be. The distribution should be done in a way that people can find music that fits their current situation.

Since it isn’t the chart, how can you claim it was unsuccessful? After Early Momo was released, I received a mail from a mental institution stating that it had a positive impact on someone’s depression… Something good happened in someone else’s life that I had nothing to do with. “So, success can be defined differently,” Vector clarified.