King of Afro Gospel music, Joseph Matthew offers a song that promises to stand the test of time titled “Blessed.”
The song is to encourage our faith as we journey in our lives purpose. The track “Blessed” is a smooth urban afrobeats masterpiece that talks about God’s blessings and faithfulness in our life, that We don’t need holly water on our heads before we prosper. For God has already predestined us for Greatness.
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Joseph Matthew, a UK-based Ghanaian gospel music minister, pens down yet another powerful message of Christ packaged in this new song and the video titled “The Name.”
The song is a reminder to believers that despite the challenges, our victory is assured and it’s a song that reminds us of the efficacy, power and authority we have in “The Name” that is above all names.
Joseph hires the production expertise of the award–winning producer Francis Osei, while the Video is shot by fast-rising director Doyin Ajekaye.
The Gospel music industry will continue to witness Joseph Matthew’s unique gifting.
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Ghanaian gospel music artiste, Joseph Matthew offers up a new captivating single tagged “Not Alone.”
This is a song of hope to those that feel hopeless, depressed and thinking of giving up. Joseph quotes Matthew 11:28 “Come to me all you who labour and are heavy laden, I will give you rest” in buttress of the inspiration behind the song.
The song is an electrifying work of art. Vocally, Joseph who is also known as JM puts his heart into delivering melodious harmony while making this masterpiece engineered live by award-winning sound engineer, Francis Osei.
The calm and serene music video is directed by Doyin Ajakaye.
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The basic function of the church is to be involved in every facet of the life of the believer. This is evidently because the church is where God’s people are taught God’s Word so they can grow spiritually.
But to UK-based Ghanaian Afro-Gospel musician Joseph Matthew, also known as JM, the church today is not living up to its true billing. According to the award-winning musician, the Church has rather become one of the major places causing bountiful traumas for people.
“The Church is one of the places that cause a lot of trauma for people. One of the environments that causes trauma is the church but we are in the church, in the choir, and you are singing and your pastor or senior pastor is constantly talking down on his members .this is actually the dangerous type of trauma people experience in the church. It starts off with acute, then becomes persistent so over the years do you know how many people go through mental health issues in the church,” Matthew said.
He continued, “because your senior pastors talking down on pastors, your church leaders talking down on the youth – constantly, these kids go home and they feel the pressure to perform or to attend to do things …it’s one of the places where you have clicks, you have gangs in the church and then they gang up on people and secretly crashing and breaking them …people don’t even know about all these things all in the name of God.”
Joseph Matthew who is well noted for hit songs such as “Hallelujah”, “Nyame Ye” and “My Story” which has currently earned him a nomination at the 2021 Ghana National Gospel Music Awards made these comments while speaking as a special guest at the ‘I unravel event’- a youth worship night and seminar which was hosted by Anna Efah in London.
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