One of the reasons we love putting this series together every week is because it reminds us just how much good music is being made across AfroGospel.
Every week, someone releases a song that gets people talking, and we love getting to share them with you.
This week’s selection is full of songs that celebrate God’s faithfulness, encourage us to trust Him, and remind us that every testimony begins with Him.
Here is what has been on repeat for us this week.
ADML – Greatman Takit
There was no debate about the first song on this week’s playlist. It had to be ADML.
“Ademola tẹ́lẹ̀ o mọ̀ rẹ… see as God don help am.”
The phrase simply means, “This is the Ademola you said you didn’t know. Now look at how God has helped him.”
At first, it sounds playful. Then you stop and think about it.
How many people have stories just like that?
People who were overlooked and underestimated. People who seemed ordinary until God stepped into their story.
That is why this song has connected with so many listeners. It is not just catchy. It reminds us that God is still in the business of changing lives.
Miracle – Mo Wallson & 121 Selah
One thing we appreciate about 121 Selah is their ability to write songs that are simple enough for everyone to sing while still carrying a powerful message.
This song is filled with expectation and confidence in God’s ability to do what only He can do. Rather than focusing on problems, the song keeps our attention on the God who still performs miracles today.
Whether you’re believing God for something big or simply reminding yourself of His faithfulness, this is a beautiful song to have on your playlist.
Will Be Done – Trendsetter Sense, Limoblaze & Nathan Davis Jr
Will Be Done is a reminder that following Christ means trusting His plans even when we do not fully understand them.
The song carries a quiet confidence that is refreshing to hear. It speaks about surrender without sounding heavy, encouraging listeners to place every dream, every plan, and every concern into God’s hands.
Morire – Mike Abdul
Every playlist needs a throwback, and this week we’re going back to Morire by Mike Abdul.
There is something about older Mike Abdul songs that immediately brings back memories of church praise sessions, youth programmes, and Sunday mornings when everyone seemed to know every lyric.
Morire still carries the same joyful energy that made it a favourite all those years ago.
That wraps up this week’s playlist.
We always enjoy hearing what you’re listening to because your recommendations help us discover songs we might have missed. Some of our favourite AfroGospel discoveries have come from conversations in the comments.
So tell us, what song has been on repeat for you this week?
