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MUSIC: Soul – The Storm Is Over (Cover) [Live Performance]
Soul and his newly formed crew of five professional musicians (Clubartitude) and independent management outfit, at a live performance recorded a cover of the song ‘The Storm Is Over’ originally recorded by R Kelly and Bishop TD Jakes.
The song sparked some major interest from several audiences so at the end decided to package the live performance and release it to a larger audience. Get yours by hitting the download button below.
Download“Working with Clubartitude has given me the freedom to be myself and to make the music exactly the way I want make it,” he declares.
ABOUT SOUL
In a country where various artist tussle to establish their musical Uniqueness. But very few emerge fully evolved, in full command of their craft, their Identity and their Music.
Oluwaseun Paul Ogundipe otherwise known as “Soul” fits solidly in the latter category. His songs are compelling, proclaiming the arrival of a gifted, creative and noteworthy new talent, one whose music feels way familiar in the best possible, while striking out on its own territory.
Hails from the western part of Nigeria precisely “Ogun State, Abeokuta”, grew in Lagos. Soul played the drums as a child, took music seriously like his whole depended on it to breathe to live. His roots are equal parts traditional, classical, jazz, folk, soul/rnb and christian music and he credits his infinite love for dance and Euphonious pattern on these inventive eras.
He explains, “I started writing songs and composing melodies in my head, and it took my interest in Music to another level. I had to pick d guitar up so I could cut music to the ideas in my head.
Then I started playing the piano, attended Music schools (studying music theory and piano classical) Multi-media training institute studying (‘Live sound, Recording, Mixing and Mastering and Digital Music) funded by My dearest friend, Pastor and mentor Gabriel Araba, to broaden my horizons even more”.
Almost immediately he joined the music and dance team of an interdenominational Christian fellowship and began playing and attending mini-concerts and shows, played local gigs with some friends who played the instruments, to also display his love for dance; he majored in contemporary ballet and traditional”.
I wasn’t interested in anything other than music and dance, and I loved the wide-openness of my life”.
Recording on his phone and playing the songs he was writing for his friends, Soul saw their genuinely excited reaction.
“A friend heard the songs, and even though we were broke, he approached me and we pooled our resources and his borrowed money to set up a recording studio (mark’s studios)”.
Now recording in earnest, soul was gathering skill as a song writer and producer, taking his influences from, India Arie, Lauryn Hill, Jill Scott, Bryan Adams, Tevin Campbell, Maxwell, Bob Marley, Macy Gray, Naomi Campbell, Whitney Houston, Luther Vandross, Tony Bennet, Indian music, Marvin Gaye and Fleetwood Mac, and using them to shape his own style.
“I grew up with a lot of 70s and 80 blues, soul/RnB and church music”. Soul explains, “My uncle used to play Marvin Gaye and Whitney Houston almost every time. I naturally gravitate to that kind of sound; there’s a warmth and timelessness to it that I’ve always loved”.
As his name grew in and around Lagos area, the pieces began to fall into place for Soul. Joining Charis Family Int’l church in Opebi, Lagos, teaming up with his Mentor and Pastor, Gabriel Araba; co-writing and recording theme songs, soundtracks and jingles for some major brands in Nigeria (www.primepathmedia.com), which earned him some much needed cash and the notoriety to begin playing and singing in bigger concerts and shows, featuring with main artistes, doing radio and music productions and Sound design for films for an ever increasing local and international audience.
That freedom allowed Soul to self-produce his songs, as well as the space to experiment while making it. Also working as a producer/song writer for so many top local Gospel and secular artists.
He reflects,”There was a lot of trial and error that went into my single and upcoming album. The songwriting is far more detailed, and that was reflected in the way I recorded.
Talking about his group Clubartitude, Sould recalls, We’ve recorded a few songs from my singles diary and also clubartitude’s album. I spent nights and sleepless nights on certain songs, refining them until I thought they were just right”.
With Soul on piano, guitar, drums and various percussion, Yemi Oladun on bass, Daniel west ibit on drums, Tola ‘Tclef’ on piano, SheyhunDavid on keyboards, also featuring celebrity musicians like T beiz, Damilola on guitar, Henry Bass, and producers Okeysokey and Bishop beats, the sound they got is a commanding and infectious one, modern in feel, while also hearkening back to the70-90s jazz, soul, folk and pop that is embedded in his musical DNA.
But as Soul says, “now I am more of a believer than I was at the beginning”.
From the opening notes of “There” his first official single, soon to be released by December.
One hears that combination of melodic irresistibility and lyrical incisiveness that are becoming Soul’s hallmarks. “The song was inspired by God in my heart, more like a letter to a friend in need” Soul notes.
Soul is currently in the studio, recording and rehearsing for his regular live shows “Club3”, playing both acoustic and with his crew. It’s gaining momentum, Soul says, with the band and friends, we’re getting excited.
Being on stage is something I have always wanted.
Soul is playing his songs precisely the way he’s always wanted, creating a fully realized work that is the culmination of where he’s been and where he’s going and one that is sure to win him the notoriety that is demanded by the depth and quality of his songs.
“But there is a spirit in man: and the inspiration of the Almighty God giveth them understanding.” (JOB 32:8), he quotes.
Singer-songwriter, worship leader and producer Aldiner Laurent has released her newest single, “Breathe On Me”, a deeply personal worship anthem born out of an intimate encounter with God.
More than a song, “Breathe On Me” is a prayer, a cry for the breath of the Holy Spirit to bring life where there is weariness, hope where there is despair and transformation where hearts long for more of God. With lyrics such as “Touch my eyes, make me see, transform my life, let the world see Christ in me“, the single echoes a universal cry for renewal, healing and transformation. This sound serves as the foundation for her worship experiences, gatherings centred on worship, prayer and expectancy for a fresh move of God.
Following the warm reception of her previous release, which was praised by curators for its authenticity, heartfelt worship and spiritual depth, Aldiner continues to establish herself as a distinctive voice in contemporary Christian worship.
With “Breathe On Me”, Aldiner’s prayer reaches beyond a single release. She believes God is awakening a generation to His presence and hopes “Breathe On Me” will become more than a song to listeners; she hopes it becomes their prayer. Whether listeners are carrying brokenness, searching for purpose or simply desiring a deeper walk with God, “Breathe On Me” offers a timely reminder that when the Holy Spirit breathes, lives are never the same. The single is now available on all major streaming platforms.
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Celebrated Nigerian gospel vocalist Eno Michael has released a stirring new single, “A Song For Africa,” featuring rapper and performer Ibquake. The Afrobeat-infused track is described as a heartfelt anthem celebrating the beauty and limitless potential of the African continent. A companion music video for the single premiered shortly after, giving fans a visual complement to the song’s message.
“A Song For Africa” is more than a piece of music. It is framed as a prophetic declaration over Africa’s identity and destiny. The lyrics speak directly to the continent, “Africa, it’s time. Africa, shine. Africa, lead.” The song invites listeners across the globe to join a movement, urging fans to “watch, share, and be a part of the movement across Africa and beyond,” positioning the release as both a celebration and a rallying cry for a new era of African pride, purpose, and global influence.
“A Song For Africa” is now streaming across major digital platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music, with the official music video available on YouTube.
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Lyrics
Our faith is rising
Our light is shining
We’re taking over
the nations for our Christ
North South East and West
Dry bones shall rise again
Yes we believe Him
And we can see it
Our nation
shall be strong and great again
North South East and West
Dry bones shall rise again 4x
Dry bones shall rise again
RAP
There is a momentum bubbling from the Equitorial Guinea , go to Egypt
Let the ancient symbols teach you prophecies weightier than philosophy
It’s time for Africa bro rise and predict
It’s time and season
We are taking over like warriors
As mighty warriors before the Lord we overthrow Nimrods
Can Africa hear the matchings of Gideon
It is strategic
It is unconventional
What you thought will die is not dead
And what was a sleep was only hibernating , building it’s drum
So what you thought was loud was only
Scratching the surface
Every mountain that stands before
Zerrubabel move
You don dey form unshakeable
A command that is non negotiable
No delay , move
This is how restoration sounds
This is not nostalgia or a feel good sermon
This is restitution
For there is hope for a tree if it is cut down
That at the scent of water
It will sprout again
So dry bones come alive
Africa arise and shine for your light has come
Chorus
North South East and West
Dry bones shall rise again
Outro
Our land is prospering
Our people thriving
Where there was sorrow
There is joy peace life and Hope
Our faith is rising
Our light is shining
We’ve taking over
The nations for our Christ
Afro-Gospel singer-songwriter Eri Ife, popularly known as Esquire Wey Dey Run Choir, returns with ‘Aroma’. This new hit is heartfelt and blends soulful songwriting, live instrumentation, and a deeply rooted message of faith.
‘Aroma’ is a soulful Afro-Gospel record built around a simple, stubborn idea: that God’s love doesn’t disappear when life gets hard. That’s when it shows up even more! Over warm live instrumentation, talking drums, and horns, Eri Ife doesn’t just sing about faith, He sits inside it. The song reframes life’s storms not as reasons for fear, but as reminders of grace, renewal, and the peace that comes with divine presence. With its uplifting message and intimate soundscape, ‘Aroma’ offers listeners both spiritual encouragement and emotional depth.
Eri Ife is known for creating music that is positioned comfortably at the intersection of Alternative R&B, Soul, and contemporary expressions of faith. The rising star has built a sound that feels both personal and distinct within Nigeria’s evolving music scene.
‘Aroma’ is produced by the acclaimed J3thro, with mixing and mastering by the talented Yimika Dakinson. The track also features uplifting talking drums and horns by Ayanbimpe Awero, giving the record a rich sonic texture that complements its message of devotion.
When asked about the inspiration behind ‘Aroma ’, Eri Ife said
“Aroma came from a place of gratitude and complete trust in God. I wanted to make a song that reflects what it feels like to stay grounded in faith, even when life is uncertain. For me, this record is both a personal expression of worship and a reminder that God’s love remains constant through every season”.
With ‘Aroma’, Eri Ife delivers a sincere and soul-stirring record that speaks to listeners seeking music with meaning, tenderness, and spiritual depth. The single continues to expand his artistic identity while offering a fresh and uplifting contribution to contemporary African faith-driven music.
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Gospel recording artist Anu-Oluwapo returns with a powerful message of faith and hope and reassurance in her latest song, “Adara”. Serving as the triumphant sixth and final track on her newly released debut EP, Worthy God, the song highlights Anu-Oluwapo’s signature style, blending heartfelt Yoruba lyrics with deep scriptural truths to deliver comfort to a weary world.
Inspired by a message of unrelenting faith, “Adara” (meaning It shall be well) is a deeply comforting anthem for anyone navigating hard times. Rooted in the biblical promise of Psalm 30:1-5 and John 16:33, the song mirrors the reality that while weeping may endure for a night, joy comes in the morning. It serves as a gentle reminder that God’s mercy and love outweigh any burden, sickness, or trouble we face, urging listeners to “hold on and never ever give up.”
What stands out about “Adara” is its beautiful transition from a solemn declaration of God’s healing power (Jehovah Rapha) into a reassuring, rhythmic celebration of victory. It carries an intimate, parental tone of comfort, assuring the listener that they are protected and that things will ultimately work out.
“Adara” is available now across all digital streaming platforms alongside the Worthy God EP, and its vibrant official music video is out now on YouTube.
More information about Anu-Oluwapo’s music is available on her website.
CREDITS
Producer: Ifeoluwa Ogundeko
Mixed and Mastered: Joe Ekong
Executive Producer: Jonah Ibiamagabara
Cinematography & Editor: Odende Folorunsho
Creative Director: Ini James
Official Music Video: https://youtu.be/hMXbrBy01zE?si=Q29wFOSkJnsCM7gF
#Adara #WorthyGodEP
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ADARA LYRICS
(Verse)
I will exalt you Lord for you have rescued me
Did not let my enemies conquer over me
When I cried to you Lord, you restored my health
Jehovah Rapha
For your anger lasts a moment
But your favour lasts a lifetime
Turned my mourning into joyful dancing
That is why I will trust in you
(Chorus)
Adara, ma fara le (It shall be well, don’t relent)
Omo mi ko si nkan to ma se e oh (My child, nothing will happen to you)
Adara, ma fara le (It shall be well, don’t relent)
Omo mi ko si nkan to ma se e oh (My child, nothing will happen to you)
Anuoluwa oju gbogbo bukata yi oo (God’s mercy is more than all the burdens)
Ifeoluwa oju gbogbo aisan yi oo (God’s love is more than all these sicknesses)
Hold on, never ever give up
(Verse)
I will exalt you Lord
I will exalt you Lord
For you have rescued me
You have rescued me
Did not let my enemies conquer over me
When I cried to you Lord (you restore), you restored my health
Jehovah Rapha
For your anger lasts a moment
But your favour lasts a lifetime
Turned my mourning into joyful dancing
That is why I will trust in you
(Chorus)
Adara, ma fara le (It shall be well, don’t relent)
Omo mi ko si nkan to ma se e oh (My child, nothing will happen to you)
Adara, ma fara le (It shall be well, don’t relent)
Omo mi ko si nkan to ma se e oh (My child, nothing will happen to you)
Anuoluwa oju gbogbo bukata yi oo (God’s mercy is more than all the burdens)
Ifeoluwa oju gbogbo aisan yi oo (God’s love is more than all these sicknesses)
Hold on, never ever give up
Anuoluwa oju gbogbo bukata yi oo (God’s mercy is more than all the burdens)
Ifeoluwa oju gbogbo aisan yi oo (God’s love is more than all these sicknesses)
Owo oluwa oju gbogbo wahalahi oo (The hand of the Lord is above all these troubles)
Anuoluwa se oju gbogbo bukata yi oo (I say again, God’s mercy is more than all these burdens)
(Bridge)
Hold on, never ever give up
Hold on, never ever give up
My sister
Hold on, never ever give up
My brother
Hold on, never ever give up
(Chorus)
Adara, ma fara le (It shall be well, don’t relent)
Omo mi ko si nkan to ma se e oh (My child, nothing will happen to you)
Adara, ma fara le (It shall be well, don’t relent)
Omo mi ko si nkan to ma se e oh (My child, nothing will happen to you)
Jesus Praise by Ifeoluwa is a song of worship, thanksgiving and heartfelt praise to Jesus.
Now available across digital platforms.
UK-based, Nigerian-born singer and songwriter Sunday Ekaidem releases his first sound of the year titled “Glory.”
This new release follows his impactful outing last year with “The Rest & Best of My Life,” a defining single that encapsulates the heart of his message and ministry- born from a deeply personal moment of prayer and reflection, expressing total surrender to God. He also blessed listeners with “Awaken My Love,” further establishing his sound and spiritual expression.
“Glory” is drawn from a recent live recording in Abuja and is anchored on Book of Isaiah 43:7, reminding believers that our ultimate purpose is to give glory to God.
According to Sunday, the mission remains unwavering: there is no stopping until Christ returns, we will continually give glory to the one and only true God.
Over the years, Sunday Ekaidem has ministered on notable platforms, including the Global Crusade with Kumuyi (GCK), one of the world’s most impactful gospel outreaches, reaching millions globally. He has also led worship at various revival gatherings.
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Halleluyah is a warfare worship sound, arranged and written by Oluwatimilehin Gbogboade, popularly known as Timi Crown, who is a Nigerian gospel singer, songwriter and a Prophetic Minstrel.
As a passionate proclaimer of the gospel, Timi Crown has touched countless lives through his spirit-filled music. His music releases and live ministrations have been a source of inspiration and encouragement to many.
With a heart devoted to spreading the gospel of Christ globally, Timi Crown has ministered on prominent platforms in Christ’s Kingdom, bringing hope, joy, happiness and transformation through his music.
His songs are available for streaming and download on Audiomack, Boomplay, Spotify and other online music platforms.
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Trinidadian-born, New York based gospel singer, songwriter Anisa Fowler has released a powerful new single titled “Agbára Mi Kó (Not By My Power)”.
Blending heartfelt worship with rich cultural expression, the song features lyrics in the Nigerian Yoruba dialect and centers on total dependence on God. Agbára Mi Kó translated as “It’s not by might nor by power” is a moving expression of gratitude that reflects on God’s mercy, faithfulness, and supernatural intervention. Delivered with Anisa’s signature vocal grace and sincerity, the song ushers listeners into a place of pure, unfiltered worship.
Known for her transparency and faith-driven storytelling, Anisa Fowler creates music rooted in real-life experiences that speak to both church and mainstream audiences. Her journey has been marked by perseverance, restoration, and a consistent message of hope—reminding listeners that they are not defined by their mistakes.
Anisa rose to prominence following award-winning releases such as “You Reign” and “Covered,” earning multiple honors and a Top 20 placement on the Billboard Gospel Indicator Chart for over 30 weeks. In 2025, she experienced a major international breakthrough through collaborations with leading Nigerian gospel artists, further expanding her global reach.
With “Agbára Mi Kó (Not By My Power)”, Anisa Fowler continues her mission to bring people into deep encounters with God and to share the gospel across cultures and continents—affirming once again: Jesus all the way.
Stream “Agbára Mi Kó (Not By My Power)” now on all digital platforms.
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Lyrics
Many are the works of your hands lord
I’m grateful, I’m one of them
Everything you made is good oh
Perfectly made by you, my God
I’m here because of your mercy
And you have chosen me to be your friend
When the enemy came like a flood in the night
You raised a standard against him
That is why you are God
Chorus
Wiwa ti mo wa laye
Agbara’s mi ko
Wiwa ti mo walaye
Ogo ni foru ko re
Wiwa ti mo wa laye
Agbara mi ko
Wiwa ti mo wa laye
Ise owo re mani
Bridge
Lord I’m grateful
For the little little things you do I cannot see
Lord I’m thankful for the Big Big dreams I have you made come through.
It’s a brand new day when I’m with you
I’m a living testimony
Please accept my offering
I’m alive because of you
Chorus
Wiwa ti mo wa laye
Agbara’s mi ko
Wiwa ti mo walaye
Ogo ni foru ko re
Wiwa ti mo wa laye
Agbara mi ko
Wiwa ti mo wa laye
Ise owo re mani
Jane Pela Releases “See What You’ve Done” Album | Full Tracklist & Gospel Worship Experience.
Jane Pela, also popularly called Pastor Jane Pela, has written several songs that continue to inspire listeners worldwide as Pastor Jane Pela officially releases her new gospel album titled “See What You’ve Done.” This powerful project is a spirit-filled collection of worship songs centered on gratitude, redemption, and the goodness of God.
Known for her heartfelt delivery and deep connection to worship, Pastor Jane Pela uses this album to create an atmosphere that draws listeners closer to God. Each song reflects personal encounters and testimonies, making the album both relatable and spiritually impactful.
The album features 10 uplifting tracks including Olulana, God Can Do Anything, You Know My Name, See What You’ve Done, Sacred Heart, Ransom for My Soul, In Christ Alone, Oba Rere, Ese O Baba, and I Am Blessed. Every track carries a message of faith, hope, and total dependence on God.
“See What You’ve Done” is now available on all major platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, Audiomack, and Boomplay. Listeners are encouraged to stream, download, and share as the album continues to bless lives and spread the message of God’s love.
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