Ochuko Obukohwo officially returns with another soul-lifting worship song titled “Jesus” this is a song that springs from a place of intimacy with God, and you’ll surely be blessed by listening to this heavenly sound.
After the massive trend of “Imela” Gospel star Ochuko Obukohwo continues to keep the spirit of worship burning in our hearts.
Known to be an energetic and anointed Gospel singer, Ochuko Obukohwo has been a major blessing to the gospel music ministry at large.
Gospel music minister and performing artist, Austin Omozeje has released a new single titled ÈLÈDUMARE.
ÈLÈDUMARE is a name the yoruba’s call God which means “the one that holds every of our being in his hands, the Ancient of Days”.
“Looking at my life and how God has helped me, i just could not stop but see Him as my every wonder. Inspired by the African afro pop genre i was exposed to at a time i just could not hold it but to call my band leader and producer @Marvel Osahon and my team @Theblend to drop this song and now its coming to you today”, Austin said while sharing the inspiration behind the track.
Produced by MarvickSoundBox
M & M by Mynorkord
ÈLÈDUMARE is now available on all digital platforms;
Award-winning recording artist DOE, has released a new Spanish track “En Ti Yo Esperaré (What I’m Waiting For)” feat. TWICE, available on digital music providers now. The three-time GRAMMYⓇ-nominated, two-time Dove Award winner teamed up with the Peruvian Christian pop group TWICE to perform the new Spanish-language version of her song “What I’m Waiting For.”
First featured off her acclaimed solo debut album CLARITY, which was released by Jonathan McReynolds’ Life Room Label in partnership with RCA Inspiration, DOE shares the transformative power of God on “What I’m Waiting For” in this Spanish-language single release “En Ti Yo Esperaré,” creating a moving portrait of spiritual nourishment.
Taking her album on the road, fans can catch DOE performing live on her solo tour in the month of December on her “A Night of Clarity” Tour, with a New York date just added on December 22nd at City Winery. Tickets are on sale now, with a full list of tour dates and cities below.
DOE’s songs on CLARITY, including her #1 Gospel hits “Brighter” and “When I Pray” continue to inspire audiences around the world. Fans can also catch DOE on TBN’s acclaimed program “Praise,” and next see DOE performing on the “Gospel Superfest Holiday 22” special, which will air in national syndication from November 28th to December 25th, 2022 (Check local listings for air dates/times). Voting is still open for the American Music Awards (airing November 20th), where DOE is nominated in the category of Favorite Gospel Artist, with voting open to the public daily at VoteAMAs.com through November 14th.
“En Ti Yo Esperaré (What I’m Waiting For)” feat. TWIC is available now.
REVERE releases the full collection of bilingual songs that was captured earlier this year during a night of unscripted worship with worship leaders from around the US, Brazil, and the UK in partnership with Brazil’s premier Christian label, Oni Music.
‘Unscripted Portuguese’ has been slowly unveiled over the last few months as the musical initiative made space for international worship leaders to minister in English and Portuguese. The sound that resonates in ‘Unscripted Portuguese’ is the worshipful unity from people of three different countries believing and proclaiming the greatness of God.
This new album carries REVERE’s legacy and highlights the beauty of international worship leaders getting together and exalting the name of the Lord. REVERE exists to refocus the Church back on the Lord by creating a Christ-focused experience for every tribe, tongue, and nation.
Hosted by Luke Bryan and Peyton Manning, “The 56th Annual CMA Awards” broadcasted live from Bridgestone Arena in Nashville on Wednesday, November 9 on ABC.
Sonya Isaacs of the GRAMMY-nominated group The Isaacs was a special guest on Country Music’s Biggest Night.
Carly Pearce, alongside Ricky Skaggs and Sonya Isaacs, performed “Dear Miss Loretta” as a tribute to the late Loretta Lynn. Viewers may have also recognized Sonya’s brother, Ben, playing upright bass on the CMA Awards opening number with Reba McEntire, Carrie Underwood and Miranda Lambert.
Matt Redman releases ‘The Praise Is Yours’, the second single from his awaited 2023 live album. The new song carries Redman’s signature highly congregational, selfless, and reverential worship.
Recorded at the historic Mission San Juan Capistrano, CA, ‘The Praise Is Yours’ is steeped in Scripture and seeks to paint a big picture of God in the midst of a culture that pushes away from grandeur and reverence.
The narrative of God’s epic story runs through the song – His creation, the cross, and the life to come – and it is simultaneously saturated by His goodness and glory.
Matt Redman’s heart is to awaken the Church’s heart towards God’s majesty in worship, “We have a lot of ‘me and Jesus, here and now’ songs and there’s nothing wrong with that – in fact, it’s a beautiful thing – but not if that’s all we ever sing,” he explains. “Our songs need to remind us we don’t just worship the God of here, now and today […] but of yesterday, today and forever.” ‘The Praise Is Yours’ was written by Redman alongside Andi Rozier, Travis Ryan, and Joshua Seller.
An amazing single and official music video for “After All These Years” featuring Todd Galberth.
After All These Years was written by Todd Galberth, Anna Golden, & Chandler Moore. It is lifted from Todd Galberth’s new album “Encounter” released on October 14, 2022.
Verse In the morning when the mercies are new In the evening when the day is done In the middle when my soul needs reminding You’re still good, you so good
Chorus After all of these years you’re still good you’re so good
Verse 2 In the waiting when my heart is confused In the trusting – when my hope feels lost In the harvest when I’m holding the promise You’re still good, you’re so good
Chorus B After all of these years you’re still good you’re so good
Bridge From generation to generation There no boundaries to your greatness No eye has seen ear has heard You’re not done yet
After all of these years your still good you’re so good
There’s no limits to your greatness My strong tower your name has saved us
Renowned Ghanaian Christian music minister and songwriter, Diana Hamilton blesses her fans and music lovers with a new single called “My Meditations“.
My Meditation by Diana Hamilton in a highlife groove reflects on the Grace of God in its entirety and its ability to bring us from nothingness to a place of abundance, prominence and influence. Thus, Diana declares “for all that God’s Grace has accomplished in me, let even the meditation of my heart be acceptable in your sight”.
Sharing the inspiration behind the new song, Diana Hamilton said “These are the words that inspire my meditation, and I pray that it shall inspire your meditation too and cause you to know that he is more than able to do all things and to protect and provide for you even in times of need and danger. I may not be able to express my appreciation to God for all that He does for me through my words but I pray that my heart, your heart, will always express our appreciation of his goodness.” – She added.
The Ghanaian singer Diana Hamilton who has become one of Ghana’s biggest exports when it comes to music. She has already released two songs this year, “The Name of Jesus” and “Pentecostal Praise Medley” both of which are doing well and blessing lives.
The original “Akanam Nkwe” hit crooner, Princess Ann Inyang returns with this new single titled, “Our Helper.”
Now based in Canada, Nigeria’s Lady of Gospel songs says: “This song is more of a prayer and supplication asking for God’s divine intervention in the land.
“The rhythm is original Naija gbedu that will get you dancing anywhere you are. Download, play it everyday as a prayer to God, enjoy, like subscribe and share from YouTube. God bless you real good!”
