GOSPEL

Nigerian gospel singer and songwriter Lovn delivers a captivating new single, “Available,” a track defined by its simplicity and emotional clarity that makes it both intimate and easy to connect with. Blending influences from his Yoruba roots and church upbringing, Lovn crafts a sound that feels authentic and refreshing, continuing to showcase his unique artistry. “Available” stands out as a meaningful addition to Nigeria’s high-quality music scene and is well worth adding to your playlist.

M.I.A. delivers a powerful, chant-driven statement with “JESUS,” featuring the Sunday Service Choir, from her seventh studio album M.I.7 . Co-produced with SWICK, the track fuses spiritual themes with global influences, drawing inspiration from the Book of Revelation. Backed by the uplifting choral presence of the choir founded by Ye, M.I.A. delivers assertive lyrics about faith, purpose, and resilience. The visually artistic video complements the song’s message, reflecting a renewed creative energy shaped by recordings across multiple continents.

AWINNAH, a Nigerian-born Afro-soul and folk artist, taps into deep emotion on her new single "Remember", a soft and heartfelt record that instantly transports listeners to moments and memories that linger. Rooted in spirituality, the song serves as a reminder of God’s eternal fatherhood for those called by His name, blending faith with personal reflection.

Grammy and Stellar nominee Renee Spearman returns with her powerful new single “You Chose Me,” featuring 5x platinum R&B star Montell Jordan and the incomparable Kim Burrell. This uplifting track serves as a moving testimony, reminding listeners that God chose them for a purpose. Blending soulful vocals, rich harmonies, and jazz influences, the song is a follow-up to Spearman and Burrell's joint hit single "Tap Into It (The Source)" from 2023 and delivers an inspiring message of faith, gratitude, and divine calling.

Dutch singer Natalie La Rose returns with her empowering new single “Not Nice,” featuring Benjamin Fayah and SHAYE. Dedicated to her motherland Suriname in celebration of 50 years of independence, the track reflects her journey of self-discovery and cultural pride. Heavily promoted across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook, “Not Nice” marks a bold new chapter following her 2015 breakout hit “Somebody,” uniting listeners through heritage and strength.
