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Toluwanimee is keeping the new music coming with no breaks! Fresh off the heels of her latest worship single “Yahweh,” the UK-based gospel singer and worship leader surprises fans with a new song & video “W.O.W (Reprise)” to celebrate her 40th Birthday. The new single comes with an exciting announcement of her new EP with
US-based Nigerian Gospel singer and music minister Funmi Praise has released a “Praise Medley,” available now on digital platforms. The 9-min dance track features a collection of praise songs laced with Afrocentric vibes and contemporary elements, creating an atmosphere of thanksgiving, celebration, and festivity. Funmi Praise is known for her edge in stirring a joyful
Dubai-based Pastor and Music Evangelist, Ikenna Onyebuchi Okafor has released a new single “Kileolese,” available now on digital platforms. The song titled in the Yoruba dialect which translates as “What can’t You do” brings a reminder that there is nothing God can not do. Commenting on the release, Ikenna shares; “God can heal all manner
AfroGospel sensation Rehmahz releases another inspiring new record titled “My Dey,” available now on all digital platforms. This comes on the heels of his Afrobop tune “ZION” which dropped in May. According to the singer, the song is from the saying “Cut your cloth according to your size”. “It talks about resisting every pressure that