Lily Perez, Elijah Oyelade, Dare David and others on New Music Friday

Welcome to another uplifting edition of New Music Friday, and this week, we are blessed with soul-stirring songs that remind us of God’s enduring faithfulness and love.

These new releases, serve as potent reminders of God’s unchanging goodness. As it says in Psalm 100:5, “For the Lord is good and His love endures forever; His faithfulness continues through all generations.” Let these songs elevate your spirit and renew your heart with praise as we reflect on His boundless kindness and grace.

 

1. Lily Perez – Mind blowing ft. Moses Bliss

Lily Perez has released a new version of her song “Amazing God,” now titled “Mind Blowing,” featuring Moses Bliss. The original song, an anthem in many churches, was first released in 2018 after Lily survived a fire accident.

Discussing the collaboration, Lily shared, “When I reached out to Moses Bliss about joining me on this song, he made time despite his very busy schedule. It was wonderful to see how much he loved the song. We poured our hearts into this track, believing it will bless and strengthen your faith as you listen.”

“Mind Blowing” celebrates the incredible nature of God and His unwavering faithfulness to His people.

2. Elijah Oyedele – Oghene Doh

Pastor Elijah Oyelade has released a new single titled “Oghene Doh.” This uplifting song is a heartfelt praise to God, exalting Him for His wonderful works. “Oghene Doh,” which means “Thank You, God” in the Urhobo language, expresses gratitude and admiration for God’s faithfulness and love.

This single will inspire a renewed sense of thankfulness and reverence for God’s goodness.

3. TY FIRST & The GraceHouse – Sunday Morning Praise Medley

Gospel musician, Ty First and his band GraceHouse have released a new sound titled “SMPM – Sunday Morning Praise Medley.” This medley features an inspiring collection of songs that blend seamlessly to create an uplifting worship experience.

Some of the songs on “Sunday Morning Praise Medley” includes: “More of You” by Sinach, “I Will Call Upon the Lord,” “We Raise a Sound” by Nosa and more. The Medley is a testament to the joy and hope that comes from worshiping together and celebrating God’s enduring goodness.

 

 

4. Dami Paul – Sing Of Your Works Ft. Amara & Holyhill Worship

Nigerian Gospel singer Dami Paul has released his new single titled, “Sing Of Your Works,” featuring Amara and Holyhill Worship. Inspired by Psalms 105, this seasonal anthem serves as a reminder of the timeless call to celebrate and magnify the works and deliverance of the Divine.

Reflecting on the essence of the song, Dami Paul shares, “This song is more than just music; it’s a divine invitation to join in the eternal symphony of praise. Through ‘Sing of Your Works,’ we aim to ignite hearts with gratitude and reverence, reminding believers of the omnipotent presence of God in every season of life.”

 

5. Solomon Johnson – More Than Sparrows (EP)

Nigerian gospel singer, songwriter, and recording artist, Solomon Johnson O, has unveiled his latest EP project titled “More Than Sparrows.” This five-track compilation, which features songs of testimonies, prayers, and encouragement, follows the successful release of his single, “Answer Me Speedily.”

In Solomon’s words, “Being a Christian is not a guarantee that we are free from challenges; rather, we are comforted knowing that help is always guaranteed when tough times come our way (John 16:33).” He elaborates, “The songs in this EP are melodies born from the words of my testimonies, stemming from personal experiences with God during a season of trial for me.”

Solomon emphasizes, “This serves to remind us that no matter what we have gone through or what we may be facing, Jesus cares about us and will never leave nor forsake us, even amidst life’s challenges.” He concludes with a reference to Luke 12:6-7 NLT: “What is the price of five sparrows—two copper coins? Yet God does not forget a single one of them. And the very hairs on your head are all numbered. So don’t be afraid; you are more valuable to God than a whole flock of sparrows.”