Hey Guys, it’s two months of live concerts! No more being cooped up in the house for lockdown reasons. Looking for fun vibey christian events in the month of June? Check them out below The amazing praise and worship power house, Bukola Bekes will be ministering at a worship concert…
Chidinma’s palpable passion always shines through in her vocals, and she belts beautifully, switching to mixed voice in the same breath at ‘Hallowed be your name’. The back ups have a raspy effect, which sort of reminds me of Mercy Chinwo actually, especially when there is a match pitch at ‘Oya take my heart, I give it to you, it belongs to you…’
This live jam on E flat with 90s rnb is so popping. Fred Hammond rap sings like the pro that he is. There are so many notes where he growls, adding pizzaz to the piece. The back ups/choir sing with equal zeal, literally infusing motivation into the listener. The drums and some of the notes from the lead…
This F sharp major rnb piece with a flavour of pop is quite Neyo-esque in it its rnb qualities, as opposed to a Fred Hammond or BoysIIMen kinda rnb. It gets you on your feet. The lyrics are poetic and really cool, on a spunky beat…
Okey Sokay consistently plays with infectious riffs at the end of the lines of the chorus.. I love the distant feel of the back ups, their sometimes rhythms and blues-esque responses at the refrain and their choralesque halleluyahs…
Mercy starts raspy against the piano playing softly on this Ballad fit for a musical. She then becomes soft, along with the backups and slightly soft digital trumpet. Her voice becomes slightly animated as the digital instrumentation does a pizzicato number. It’s almost like a whole orchestra comes in at ‘Oh, what a father I have in you’, immediately giving me the imagery of the whole of Heaven’s Armies coming to your rescue when you choose God over anyone else. I love how she spontaneously recites God’s lovely names in Igbo, as the proud badges He owns, especially ‘Onyekwaranta’ and ‘Ekueme’. This is the most classical piece on this album, and I must say I thoroughly enjoyed the juxtaposition of igbo and classical music.
I am beyond glad to present to you an awesome interview with Grammy Nominee and Stellar Award Winner, Jekalyn Carr. There is nothing like being blessed with the prophetic anointing to bless others. As part of the Prophetiquette Series, Jekalyn was hand picked by God to encourage us to
Reminiscing on music, I have never for once forgotten the legendary Lady Esse Agesse, with her unforgetable hit ‘Peppersoupe’. Becoming a gospel musician, with her renewed spirit added even more verve to her music. I fondly remember the track, ‘Ara Eba Mi Yo’…
South London born Zoe and Grace of ZoeGrace are the coolest thing since sliced bread! Having gained a substantial following on YouTube, and with the release of their Extended Play: ‘I Will Stay’, featuring the promising ‘Jesus’ track with the cool hashtag ‘#shotstothedevil, these two are burgeoning into mainstream gospel music. Emphatic Dynamo caught up with twin gospel duo on set in a tunnel echoing their sonorous sounds …
Glowreeyah Braimah’s ‘Jehovah’ is the definition of fresh, with its innate capacity to put one in a good mood. I’ve listened to this song squillions of times and it has not gotten old! Honestly, this song gives me that jollof feeling!
