New Music Friday featuring Lawrence, Purist Ogboi, Gaise Baba and others

NEW MUSIC FRIDAY

In a world where music often reflects fleeting trends, gospel artists continue to deliver timeless messages. This week’s releases are no exception—powerful anthems that transcend sound and stir the soul.

 

1. Lawrence Decovenant & Emeka Songsz – Onyeoma (Remix)

Lawrence Decovenant teams up with the energetic Emeka Songsz to deliver the remix of Onyeoma. Translating to “Good God” in Igbo, the song is a jubilant proclamation of God’s unchanging goodness.

Beyond its rhythmic Afrocentric sound, “Onyeoma (Remix)” carries a deeper message: no matter the season, God remains worthy of praise. Whether in personal devotion or corporate worship, this track ignites a fire of gratitude, reminding believers that every testimony stems from His grace.

 

 

2. Purist Ogboi – Yes And Amen

Purist Ogboi’s latest single, “Yes And Amen,” is a bold affirmation of God’s promises, anchored in 2 Corinthians 1:20: “For all the promises of God in Him are Yes, and in Him Amen…” Produced by Evans Ogboi, this worship piece stands as a declaration of trust in the One who never fails.

From its opening lines, the song builds an atmosphere of surrender and reverence. More than a melody, “Yes And Amen” is a spiritual anchor, reinforcing that every word from God is guaranteed. In a world of uncertainty, this track reassures believers: His promises are unshakable.

 

 

3. Gaise Baba – We Outside

Gaise Baba returns with “We Outside,” an energetic anthem of confidence and divine mandate. Fusing Afrobeat rhythms with gospel fervor, the song is a call to action—believers are urged to step out boldly, knowing God’s favor goes before them.

The message is clear: faith isn’t meant to be hidden. “We Outside” challenges listeners to live unapologetically for Christ, shining as lights in a world in need of hope. It’s a celebration of purpose, a reminder that with God, we move with fearless assurance.

 

 

4. Judikay – Dwelling (ft. Christianah, Oge, Izuchi, Pretty Peace & Chukwuebuka)

Judikay, renowned for her anointed worship ministrations, collaborates with powerhouses ensemble in “Dwelling.” This anthem is a cry for deeper communion with God, echoing the psalmist’s longing: “Better is one day in Your courts than a thousand elsewhere” (Psalm 84:10).

With layered harmonies, the song emphasizes that true fulfillment is found only in God’s presence. Each vocalist brings a unique depth, making “Dwelling” a sacred invitation—to abide, to rest, and to remain in Him.

 

 

5. Otejiri Imah – Baba (Live)

Otejiri Imah (formerly Dr TJ) marks a new chapter with “Baba,” a live-recorded explosion of praise. Captured at the 2024 Here and Now Concert in Ughelli, the track is a raw, unfiltered response to God’s faithfulness.

“Baba”—meaning Father—is more than a title; it’s an acknowledgment of God’s nurturing love and constant miracles. As Otejiri declares, “Even when we don’t see it, He is still performing wonders.” This song is a testament to praise as a lifestyle, urging believers to celebrate God not just for what He does, but for who He is.