Ampiano has genuinely been a great addition to Afro-gospel songs. With several back-to-back hits from some of our favourites to veteran artists and rising stars, we definitely haven’t gotten the best out of this melody yet. Amapiano is a genre that transcends boundaries and captures hearts. Get ready to groove, feel the euphoria, and immerse yourself in the unique sound that’s taking the music world by storm. Don’t miss out on the Amapiano vibe! In case you are new to Amapiano beats in an afro-gospel, here are six infectious and soulful melodies: 

• I know – Moses Onofeghara ft Spirit Of Prophecy

I know is a great song that talks about the name of Jesus and the work of Jesus. The infectious beats, soulful melodies and electrifying rhythms accompanying the lyrics make the song danceable. I love the songs and how the Spirit of Prophecy embodied the song and gave it a whole new level. So, if you want to dance and enjoy songs that remind you of your salvation, listen to this song. 

Listen to ‘I Know’

• Omo Baba – Spirit Of Prophecy 

What is an ampiano list without ‘Omo Baba’ on the list? This song is by the Spirit of Prophecy, a youthful choir comprising Male & Female singers from RCCG Living Seed Church. This song was released in 2022 and has since become one of the favourite all-time songs of Afro-gospel enthusiasts. From the intro lyrics, ‘SOP tuntide’, which has also remained the choir’s trademark, will remind you about the joy of the Holy Ghost.

Listen to Omo Baba

• Jesu Mi Dá – Mike Abdul

Mike Abdul, who is a fuji music minister and a prolific singer, brings a new touch of Afrobeat rhythm to light up your mood this season. You will agree that the world we belong to is delicate, and we need God’s word and the saints’ gathering. 

Omo shurshii wa (Omo shurshii wa)

Oya ka Bible (Oya ka Bible)

Ma p’ojo t’oro l’ana se’oun lo gbe Bible (Lo gbe Bible)

Omo shurshii wa (Omo shurshii wa)

Watch Jesu Mi Da on YouTube

• Mo Fofayọ – Nifemi

Psalmist Nifemi released a new song, ‘Mo’fo fayo’, which has been the rave of the moment. Almost every church, Christian TikTok video, and dance video vibes to this song. As you listen to this Amapiano-infused gospel, you’ll immerse yourself in a unique fusion of faith and celebration. The pulsating rhythms encourage movement and dancing, turning moments of worship into a vibrant, joyful experience. The energy becomes infectious, and you can’t help but feel uplifted and connected to a higher purpose. Here is the first stanzas of the song. 

Mo’fo fayo 

Mo’fo fayo

(I leaped for joy)

Igba t’on ni nka lo church

(When they said unto me, Let us go into the house of the LORD)

S’adede ni mo ri pe awon Choir ti start to dey praising the Lord

(Suddenly, I realized that the choir had started praising the Lord)

Watch ‘Mo’fo Fayo on YouTube

• Who goes that man – Prinx Emmanuel

The first time I heard this song, I wanted to jump off the roof and scream because what is this energy? Of course, we all know that Prinx Emmanuel has amazing energy. His energy with the pulsating amapiano rhythm creates a mesmerizing blend of pure job and spiritual depth. Right from the first lyrics to the second stanzas where he said, ‘if God be for me’, I believe every one of us will be able to connect with the song. 

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• Chimaobi Dennis and The Ascenders

Experience a new genre of praise medley with ampiano beats. You can dance to this song and groove to it during leisure or chores. Trust me; the song is a match made in musical heaven. It will elevate your worship experience to new heights.

Watch the video on YouTube