Every once in a while, a song comes along that doesn’t just ask to be heard — it demands to be felt. And Limoblaze’s new single, “Calling”, is one of those rare gems that blends infectious rhythm with rich spiritual depth. There are songs, and then there are messages wrapped in melodies, hand-delivered from the studio straight into the soul — “Calling” by Limoblaze, sure falls gloriously in the latter category.

Actually, if Afrobeats and gospel music had a cool, stylish, Jesus-loving baby, it would probably grow up to be Limoblaze. Born Samuel Onwubiko (but you can call him Limo), he’s the Nigerian artist who’s been quietly (and now loudly) proving that you can love God, drop fire bars, and still have dance moves smoother than the delicacies at your Uncle’s wedding. 

Limoblaze started off as a gospel rapper, but he was not just about the beats and bars. Limo’s music carries a heartbeat — one that beats for faith, identity, and reminding us all that being Christian doesn’t mean being boring. From Nigeria to the nations, he’s become a voice for a global generation of believers who want their worship with a little more rhythm and a lot more realness.

Now, before we go any further, let’s get one thing clear about his new song titled “Calling”: if this track doesn’t get your head bopping and your heart stirred, you might want to check if your connection to the happenings in this present world is still intact or not –just kidding, but hey! Why won’t you move the body, really?

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First off, Limoblaze is in his pocket here — combining afrobeats, gospel, and just enough swagger to make even the most rhythmically challenged listener feel like they can dance through any storm. You want to know why? “Calling” isn’t just a vibe; it’s an invitation. Limo’s lyrics dive deep into divine purpose, the relentless pursuit of God’s voice, and the struggle with modern distractions that try to drown out that still small whisper. And he’s not shy about it either. This isn’t Christianese fluff. This is straight-up raw faith over an irresistible groove.

Musically, we’d say the production is tighter than one of those church auntie’s Sunday hat (we hope not to get criticized for this joke). The beat dances, the melodies sparkle, and the harmonies? Angelic! If heaven had a dancefloor, this track would be on loop. Limo’s voice floats effortlessly, with just the right blend of confidence and humility — like he knows he’s got a calling, but also knows Who’s doing the calling.

But it’s not all light and bouncy — for beneath those beats are themes of obedience, identity, and surrender. “Calling” is a reminder that divine direction isn’t always convenient, but it’s always worth answering. It speaks to the person still trying to figure out if their purpose is valid, or if God could really use someone like them. Spoiler alert: He can. And He is.

In short, “Calling” is that rare gem — soul food you can dance to. So press play, say “yes” to the call, and come tell us about your experience in the comment section.