#Prophetiquette The Series, Episode 9: “Where are the Prophets?” Daboomsha Asks
#MusicReview: ‘Always There’ by Sonia:
#MusicReview: ‘Cast Your Cares’ by Guvna B, Featuring Kingdom Choir
#MusicReview: ‘Idi Ebube’ by Tiana Music
Enjoy this igbo folksy tune in its simplicity…Tiana’s adorable voice comes in chiming…
#MusicReview: ‘Anointing’ by Yoma Dodo, Featuring Ayo Vincent
It’s like starting your day fresh and new, right in the middle of the day…It is so beautiful as Yoma Dodo’s mellifluous voice continues, steady at ‘I feel the anointing, like rain…
#Prophetiquette: #MusicReview: ‘Favour Like a Shield’ by Tolu Ijogun
Every nuance is soft, with a myriad of jazzy facial expressions, conveying the ease of favour…
#MusicReview: ‘Arugbo Ojo’ by Chioma Okereke
This song is a myriad of colours including ambience soul, chorale as well as others. Chioma’s vocals come in low, and rich, almost like it’s loaded with spiritual inheritance; one you might need a couple of weeks to unwrap and savour…
#MusicReview: ‘Na Your Way’ by Nosa, featuring Mairo Ese
The refrain, ‘Na your way’ gives off a splendid vibe, establishing the wayness (or ‘wayment’, if you like) of God. I love how Nosa ad-libs in pidgin, bringing back yummy flavours from the Open Doors album.
#MusicReview: ‘Hallowed Be Your Name’ by Kenebukky
Kenebukky’s rich alto voice plunges many depths making this piece truly delightful…
#Throwback: ‘I Worship You, Great I Am’ by Sinach
The awesomeness of this song is sheer, I tell you. Sung on C major, Sinach comes in this live performance after the digital piano and drums, calling our God His magnificent names, singing the verse…
#MusicReview: ‘Wind of the Spirit’ by Isabella Melodie
Isabella Melodie.. solemn song accompanied by the digital piano and organ, violins and cymbals. There is also a simulation of bird and wind sounds that set a lot of tone for the theme of this piece..
#SongOfTheMoment: “YHWH ” by Ernieola
raspy like a cool drink…her voice is accompanied by a piano, then drums that reach a climax at “Yhwh”. Ernie gives a tinge of Lawrence Flowers from ‘More” when she sings the line ‘You are timeless, ageless and unchanging’.
#Throwback: ‘Taka Sufe’ by Nikki Laoye, Featuring Rooftop Mcs and Rap2Sai
Enjoy elements of Nigerianness-tinges of yoruba and broken-on a smokin’ trap beat, with happy shrieks, whistles, pants and enthusiastic ‘ehs’. Of course, my favourite line most definitely is ‘The most fly gives props to the Most High’.