Yewande Isola, better known by her stage name Wande, is an American Christian hip-hop performer of Nigerian descent. She used to work as an A&R administrator in Austin, Texas and was interested in journalism. Being the first woman to sign to Reach Records in 2019 was a significant accomplishment, even if she had previously worked as an independent journalist.
Izee Smith has contributed to a few songs, including those in which he has been featured. He has amassed over a million Spotify plays and nearly 44,000 monthly listeners. That seems like a lot to me—after all, how many individuals get to have that many streams for roughly five songs?
Ebuka Songs and Moses Bliss recently released a new song, and unlike his previous songs,
Gil Joe devoted his life to Christ at the age of 17. In just 11 months, he was able to develop his production and musical abilities by working with A4jeazy, one of the top Gospel music producers on the planet at the time. When Gil Joe signed to Frank Edwards’ record company Rocktown in 2013, he released his debut single, El Shaddai, featuring Frank Edwards.
I know one die hard fan of AnEndlessOcean and he does not just love his
This new year, Afro Gospel Music explosion – and trust me, we’re all in for
Amapiano, a genre of house music originating from South Africa in the early 2010s, is a musical tapestry woven with influences from deep house, jazz, kwaito, and afrobeat. Translating to “the pianos” in Zulu, Amapiano is distinguished by its continuous piano melodies, deep basslines, a touch of jazz, and the rhythmic infusion of Zulu beats.
Music is like a colorful tapestry that tells stories from different corners of the world. In this tapestry, there’s a fascinating blend that captures hearts and challenges what we think we know – Afro Gospel meeting secular music.
One of the exciting thing about Afro-gospel industry is amazing collaborations that always happen. Every
Miss Walters has been a catalyst for change in Ghana, reshaping the landscape and bringing gospel music to new heights. Miss Walters shares a similar narrative, courageously navigating Ghana’s gospel music terrain. Both artists embody resilience, carving a niche for themselves in an industry that demands perseverance.
