Congolese gospel artist Joyce Lydie has released the video for her single “Je ne désire que Toi” (I Only Desire You).
The zouk gospel track is a song of testimony and praise, born from a personal experience of faith, expressing a deep attachment to God through Caribbean sounds.
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Ghanaian-American gospel singer Charley-A has released his latest single, “Be Still”, a much-needed song to prompt christians to remain firm in God.
This song is a musical anchor designed to lead listeners away from anxiety and direct them to the refuge of God’s presence. Rooted in the timeless promise of Psalm 46:10, the song begins with a pleasant harmonious melody, acknowledging the overwhelming noise of life, before building into a powerful declaration of God’s absolute sovereignty.
It invites the believer to stop fighting, stop striving and for a few precious minutes, simply be in the presence of the Almighty. It speaks directly to the exhaustion of our current culture, providing a soaking worship experience that helps people surrender their burdens.
“Be Still” by Charley-A is out now on all streaming platforms.
“U DEY FOR ME”, the new single by Ghanaian- American gospel singer Charley-A is a declaration that God is not just a distant creator, but an “ever-present help”.
The title translates to “You’re there for me” in Pidgin English and the song is a reminder that in the middle of chaos, in the quiet, in the valleys and on the peaks, God is not just watching but walking beside his children.
“U DEY FOR ME” by Charley-A is out now on all platforms.
American Christian music artist Queen Poetess has released “Child of God”, the second single of her career .
The song is an uplifting ministration of God’s love and mercy for all mankind
“Child of God” by Queen Poetess is out now on all platforms.
Kings X Priests have unveiled Sunset Sermon (Deluxe), an immersive body of work that blends soulful house music with themes of faith, spirituality, and praise.
The deluxe album features 20 tracks that expand on the group’s now-signature sound: spiritual house music designed for both reflection and the dance floor.
Speaking on the vision behind the project, Dr Chad Mathinussen, founder of the Kings X Priests movement, explains:
“Sunset Sermon was never meant to be just an album. It’s a movement, a sound that creates space for people to encounter God in places they may not traditionally expect on the dance floor, at sunset, in moments of joy and surrender. House music has always been spiritual at its core, and this project is about reclaiming that truth.”
Dr Mathinussen adds that the deluxe edition was intentionally expanded to deepen the listener’s experience:
“The deluxe version allowed us to tell the full story, from praise and prayer to struggle, restoration, and victory. Every track is intentional. Whether someone is dancing, driving, or praying, this music meets them where they are.”
The project has already begun resonating beyond music circles. South African rugby icons Siya Kolisi and Vincent Tshituka sparked widespread attention after Kolisi shared the Kings X Priests song “Come Again” on Instagram. Olympic champion Wayde van Niekerk has also publicly shown support for the album,
Sunset Sermon (Deluxe) by Kings X Priests is out now on all platforms.