Congolese gospel singer Sara Kalengayi has released “He Has Done It Again,” a gospel single featuring Nigerian singer Ada Ehi.
Released on September 12, 2026, the song combines African rhythms with a message of faith and gratitude, reflecting on God’s faithfulness and the importance of giving thanks.
The single brings together the two artists in a collaboration between Congolese and Nigerian gospel music.
“He Has Done It Again” is available on streaming platforms.
U.S.-based Afrogospel artist Yucee has released “Ma Chérie,” featuring Sandra Dee. The song is taken from his album The One.
“Ma Chérie,” a French term of endearment, centres on themes of love and affection. The track is part of The One, which also includes “31,” “The One (Wifey),” “Dance for Me” and “My Beautiful Lady.”
The song is available on streaming platforms.
UK-based Nigerian gospel singer and worship leader Bayo Daniels has released “Our Father (The Lord’s Prayer),” a contemporary gospel song inspired by the Christian prayer. The track was released on September 25, 2026.
The song blends Afrogospel rhythms with contemporary gospel production, combining English and Nigerian Pidgin lyrics centred on gratitude, faith and God’s love. Its lyrics draw on the familiar opening of the Lord’s Prayer while expressing themes of spiritual confidence and divine protection.
Bayo co-wrote the song with Tobby Daniels, who also produced it. The release is accompanied by an official music video on YouTube.
“Our Father (The Lord’s Prayer)” is available on streaming platforms.
Tmax has released “Check Am,” a new AfroGospel single featuring pioneering indigenous gospel rapper Nolly.
Performed in both Igbo and English, the track combines traditional highlife percussion and indigenous rhythms with contemporary Christian Afrobeats. Centered on themes of gratitude, testimony, and faith, “Check Am” celebrates God’s goodness through energetic production and bilingual lyricism.
The collaboration brings together Tmax, whose music reflects his Nigerian roots while living in Canada, and Nolly, a pioneering figure in indigenous Christian hip-hop known for blending rap with Igbo and English lyrics. Together, they merge traditional African musical influences with modern gospel sounds that connect with listeners in Nigeria and across the diaspora.
“Check Am” is out now on streaming platforms.