One of the intriguing and uplifting elements of Christian music is the praise medley. Praise medleys are a unique form of worship music that combines multiple songs, often with similar themes, into a continuous flow of praise and adoration.
The Afro-gospel industry is blessed with a lot of talents, today, we have decided to
Afrogospel music is a genre that beautifully blends African rhythms and melodies with the message of the gospel. In recent years, there have been some remarkable collaborations within this genre that have captivated audiences around the world.
Lekan Salamii formerly known as Oluwatomi is a Nigerian rapper, born in the 90s, in the city of Lagos. He graduated from FUUNAB, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Ogun State. He made his first major appearance into the industry when he dropped his sophomore EP “Redemption” which is a follow up to his debut EP “Ten The Tape” which was released in 2017.
Mike Abdul’s journey in music began on November 8, 2001, when he co-founded Midnight Crew, a group that would later become a pivotal force in the Nigerian gospel music scene. However, it was after the release of his albums “Good 2 Go,” “Korede,” and “Grateful” that his individual prowess truly came to the forefront. One striking facet of Mike Abdul’s journey is his versatility. A prolific songwriter, music director, skilled singer, and multi-instrumentalist, he embodies the essence of a complete artist.
n 2021, DJ Horphuray etched his name into the history books by achieving a world record as the first Gospel DJ with an awe-inspiring feat – playing gospel songs for an uninterrupted 72 hours. The stage for this remarkable accomplishment was set at the Kulture Yard in Lagos, Nigeria, between November 19th and November 21st, 2021.
Dekunle Fuji, born Adekunle Oloyede Michael Olalekan, made a significant impact on the Nigerian music scene back in 2006. Merging the Fuji and gospel genres, he found his musical identity and gained prominence through his association with Obi Asika’s Storm Records Entertainment. His journey as a Christian artist began at The Fountain of Life Church, where he honed his skills under the guidance of Pastors Bimbo and Taiwo Odukoya.
Over the years, several Afro-Gospel artists have made a significant impact on the Nigerian music scene. Unfortunately, as time progresses, some of these iconic figures have faded from the limelight. In this blog post, we will highlight five veteran Afro-Gospel artists who have left an indelible mark on Nigeria’s music landscape and whose absence we keenly feel.
‘Talk Am’ addresses the prevailing sense of spiritual lethargy that exists within the church. The repetition of religious practices, such as fasting periods and midweek services, can sometimes become a routine devoid of genuine spiritual connection. While rituals and routines are an integral part of our religious practice, if they overshadow genuine worship and spiritual growth, their significance can diminish.
The gospel music industry has seen a variety of talents emerge in recent years. The growth of artists like Rehmahz and Marizu, as well as Limoblaze and Gaise Baba, has been facilitated by the rise of the Afro sound and, more recently, Amapiano in gospel music.
