NEW Music Friday Featuring Sinach, DunsinOyekan and Others

NEW Music Friday

This week’s New Music Friday brings a divine symphony of worship anthems that magnify God’s character—His goodness, sovereignty, miracle-working power and fatherhood. From intimate declarations of His faithfulness to explosive proclamations of our identity in Christ, these songs are spiritual encounters.

 

1. Sinach – You Are Good (Ulungile)

Minster Sinach returns with “You Are Good (Ulungile)”, a stirring anthem that reaffirms God’s unchanging goodness in every season. Sung in both English and Zulu, the song is a cross-cultural declaration that His mercy endures forever. With her signature depth she attempts to shiftsour focus from life’s trials to God’s unwavering faithfulness.

“You Are Good” is a creed for every believer, a reminder that even when circumstances shift, God’s nature remains constant.

 

2. DunsinOyekan – Baba

DunsinOyekan’s”Baba” is a tender yet powerful ode to the Fatherhood of God. The song draws from James 1:17, painting a portrait of God as the giver of every perfect gift—loving, dependable, and unchanging.

“Baba” transcends a typical worship song; it’s a spiritual retreat, a place to lay down burdens and rediscover God’s nurturing presence. In a world filled with instability, this track is a balm for the soul, reminding us that we are held by a Father who never fails. It is calling our attention to the revelation of God’s fatherhood. He says, “He is our God but He also wants to be our father.”

 

3. Moses Akoh – Kings and Priests (ft. Caleb David)

Moses Akoh and Caleb David unite in “Kings and Priests”, an 11-minute prophetic worship experience that declares the believer’s royal identity in Christ. The live-recorded track builds from intimate worship to triumphant declarations, emphasizing our authority as God’s chosen vessels.

This anthem is a battle cry for the church, awakening consciousness of our calling to reign and intercede.

 

4. Victoria Orenze – Too Oiled

Victoria Orenze’s”Too Oiled” is a high-octane worship explosion, celebrating the overflow of the Holy Spirit’s anointing. The song’s title is a bold metaphor for being saturated with divine power, unshaken by life’s battles.

“Too Oiled” is a spiritual decree. It speaks to those hungry for a fresh fire, assuring them that God’s oil (His presence) is abundantly available.

 

 

5. Austin Omozeje – Miracle (ft. The Blend, Joel Clement, Jaddah& Rita Oki)

Austin Omozeje’s collaborative cover of “Miracle” (originally by Moses Bliss) is a masterful reimagining of the modern worship staple. Featuring The Blend, Joel Clement, Jaddah, and Rita Oki, the track becomes a harmonious testament to God’s wonder-working power.

More than a cover, this rendition is a faith-filled encounter. It reaffirms that miracles are not relics of the past but present realities for those who believe.