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Tru-Serva & DiJohn
Tru-Serva & DiJohn are a duo with Tru-Serva handling vocals and DiJohn on production. Their 2019 single 'Who I am' got some attention for its themes of...
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Tru-Serva & DiJohn are a duo with Tru-Serva handling vocals and DiJohn on production. Their 2019 single 'Who I am' got some attention for its themes of self-acceptance.
They released a ballad called 'Higher' in 2021 and an album titled 'The Healing' in 2022. The duo has been vocal about social issues, which has drawn both support and criticism.
Their music tends to focus on spiritual and personal themes. They've built a following with this approach, though the existing information about their career is fairly limited.
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