Nathaniel Bassey, Kaydee Numbere and others on New Music Friday

In the harmonious embrace of another radiant Friday, we embark on a jubilant journey into the realm of gospel music, where melodies become vessels of joy and reflections of unwavering reliance on the divine. This week’s symphony of spiritual sounds promises to be a celestial celebration, resonating with the essence of joy that comes from a steadfast dependence on God’s grace.
As we immerse ourselves in the uplifting rhythms and soul-stirring lyrics curated for this sacred occasion, we find solace and inspiration, transcending the ordinary into a joyous realm where faith takes center stage.

 

Kaydee Numbere – Kadosh (Reprise) ft. Onos & Jennifer Lewin

Renowned as an ardent worshiper, Highlife prophet, and singer-songwriter, Kaydee Numbere has unveiled “KADOSH (Reprise),” a dynamic collaboration with celebrated worship leader Onos and GMA Award-winning worship minstrel Jennifer Lewin. Originally featured on his debut project in 2015, this spirit-lifting ballad is now reintroduced.
“KADOSH (Reprise)” serves as a profound homage to God’s indisputable sovereignty, greatness, and majesty. In this exciting release, Kaydee Numbere, in collaboration with Onos and Jennifer Lewin, creates an atmosphere of exaltation and celebration. Notably, this marks Kaydee Numbere’s first musical offering since the well-received “Heirloom” album, promising a powerful continuation of his impactful musical journey.

Enkay Ogboruche – Turn Around

The highly anticipated “Turn Around” by Enkay Ogboruche is out and popping. This Afro-gospel anthem joyously commemorates the triumph following a transformative encounter with God.
Serving as a powerful activator for those steadfastly believing in faith for positive change, the song’s new sound is poised to evoke indescribable joy in the hearts of its listeners.

Nathaniel Bassey – Jesus Iye

The very much expected Thanksgiving anthem that captivated thousands during Nathaniel’s performance in the recent Hallelujah Challenge is now out. “Jesus Iye,” a mid-tempo highlife tune adorned with sweet melodies, serves as a powerful expression of praise, gratitude, and testimony.
Celebrating God’s miraculous works, goodness, and faithfulness, this new song is poised to become a significant Thanksgiving anthem embraced by worshipers and music enthusiasts.

Paul Tomisin – I’m The One (ft. Peterson Okopi)

Fast rising Nigerian Gospel artiste-songwriter, Paul Tomisin, unveils a powerful single titled “I’m The One” from his forthcoming album. This uplifting Gospel track serves as a profound testament to the divine perspective God holds toward His children, often diverging from our own self-perceptions.
“I’m The One” is a soul-stirring anthem urging everyone to embrace their inherent worth in the eyes of God, irrespective of circumstances or self-doubts. Collaborating with Peterson Okopi, Paul Tomisin envisions this song inspiring listeners to recognize their true value in the eyes of The Father.

Gaise Baba – Elijah Level (Remix) ft Limoblaze

 

In the enchanting realm of spiritual music, Gaise Baba is leaving an indelible mark, serving as a beacon that draws people closer to God through his worship leadership. His latest endeavor, Gaise teams up with Nigerian music minister, Limoblaze, to deliver the remix of his widely acclaimed hit, Elijah Level.
The remix is already making waves within the Christian community. The collaboration blends Gaise Baba’s unique Afro-fusion style with that of Limoblazes and a little spin to the original beat of the song.

 

Fortune Ebel – Hallow You

 

Gospel music recording artist and songwriter, Fortune Ebel, has a new record titled “Hallow You.” This captivating anthem was born out of spiritual consistency in Christ, serves as a vessel to convey a powerful message to the world and draw souls to the kingdom.
Fortune Ebel emphasizes the significance of “Hallow You,” stating, “To hallow the name of God is to regard Him with complete devotion and loving admiration. God’s name is of utmost relevance to humankind. Therefore, we ought to reserve it a position of significance in our minds and hearts.”