Plastic Njinjoh’s ‘Race Of Faith’: A Reggae Revival of Faith (Song Review)

Gospel Minister, Plastic Njinjoh’s latest single, “Race Of Faith,” is a not your regular record but a break from the regular Contemporary music. With this soul-stirring reggae track, Minister Plastic Njinjoh navigates the waters of faith.

At its core, “Race Of Faith” is a call to perseverance, an anthem for believers to keep running the race set before them with unwavering determination. From the outset, the song’s reggae-inspired rhythm captivates you, beckoning one to sway to its infectious beat.

With simplicity and clarity, Minister Plastic implores believers to hold fast to their faith, even in the face of adversity. The song’s instrumentation is equally impressive, with vibrant horns and simple arrangements lending depth and texture to the overall sound.

But perhaps the most striking aspect of “Race Of Faith” is its ability to evoke a sense of nostalgia, reminiscent of the songs that once filled the airwaves during morning devotionals.

Plastic Njinjoh’s delivery channels the spirit of legendary ministers like Buchi, infusing the track with a timeless quality.

“Race Of Faith” benefits from a visually stunning accompanying video, Directed by the talented Enman for Carel Films, the video serves as the perfect visual complement to the song’s message.

In conclusion, “Race Of Faith” is a powerful testament to the enduring power of faith and the unyielding strength of the human spirit.

Get familiar, Plastic Njinjoh is a US based Cameroonian singer and songwriter with passion to draw men closer to God through his music. He recently released Honour the Lord and Oh Come to Jesus. Both songs gained over Hundred Thousand views on Youtube. Plastic Njinjoh is no new name within the music ecosystem however his musical spread across Africa is gaining attention and we are excited to see him make great strides.

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