Inspired by the life and worship of King David, Davidic is more than just an album—it is a divine experience designed to stir up intimacy with God. Featuring soul-stirring melodies and powerful declarations, the album embodies the heart of a worshipper, just as David did in the Bible. Each song is crafted to inspire thanksgiving, prayer, and total surrender, making it a must-listen for every believer.

The album includes collaborations with some of the most anointed voices in Ghanaian gospel music, bringing a unique diversity of sounds and expressions. From uplifting praise anthems to deeply reflective worship ballads, Davidic is set to bless individuals, churches, and worship gatherings alike. With its seamless production and spiritually charged lyrics, Akesse Brempong once again proves why he is one of Ghana’s leading voices in gospel music.

As the Davidic album gains momentum, fans and worshippers are already testifying to its impact. Whether through live worship sessions, streaming platforms, or church services, this album is bound to be a soundtrack for personal devotion and corporate worship. If you haven’t yet experienced Davidic, now is the perfect time to dive into this powerful collection of songs and let your spirit be lifted in praise and worship.

The song titled Nyame Nyɛ Mistake which means God does not make a wrong decision emboldens the unflinching love and mercy of our Lord Jesus Christ and his benevolence in the life of a believer even though it may seem God is aloof our his predicaments.

Known for such faith-stirring melodies, Mama Esther takes a step further to introduce a voice defined as a “New Generation” that seeks to speak the heart of God to a new group of worshippers. Ella features on this one and promises a voice that leans towards Jesus.

Mama Esther is set to release this beautiful song on the 21st of February.

We encourage all believers to run to her digital stores and worship with this music of hope, peace, and a testament to a trustworthy walk with God.

God in Battle is a soul-stirring anthem that uplifts believers and strengthens their faith in God as the supreme warrior who triumphs over every challenge. The song’s lyrics are deeply anchored in biblical truths, showcasing God as a victorious defender who never fails His children.

Speaking about the inspiration behind the song, Prince Kissi shared, “In a world full of uncertainties, I wanted to remind everyone that we serve a God who never loses a battle. This song is an assurance that God fights for us, no matter the circumstances.”

The song blends rich traditional Ghanaian rhythms with contemporary gospel sounds, creating a dynamic worship experience that resonates with diverse audiences. Prince Kissi and the BV’s emotive vocals are complemented by lush harmonies and a powerful instrumental arrangement, making it an instant favorite for personal worship and congregational singing.

Alongside the audio release, Prince Kissi has unveiled a visually stunning music video for God in Battle. This live video recording captures the essence of the song with breathtaking visuals and the emotive nature of the musicians.

The song is now available on all major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and Boomplay. Fans can also watch the official music video on Prince Kissi’s YouTube channel, tap on the link https://

Go worship with it and trust in the Lord to fight your battles.

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Afro-Gospel music adds itself to these already thriving gospel music genres. Afro-Gospel is widely defined as a genre that thrives on hip-hop, amapiano, hip-life, and reggae beats.

A Musician and afro-gospel singer, Scott Evans has expressed that, just like his predecessors of other genres of Gospel music, he wants to be gazetted as a Christian creative who through the Spirit of God stood and promoted the afro-gospel genre conversation and duly paid his dues.

He expressed his sentiments on people’s reaction to the new genre though doubtful, he is of good cheer that the message of the birth, mission, death, and resurrection of Christ is preached irrespective. He believes gospel stands for good news, and that gospel music, like any other music, should not follow a particular trend as most people believe and want it to.

Speaking on GTV’s Breakfast show, the developing afro gospel artist expressed the difficulty in getting an “A” list artist to feature on his music. He conveyed gratitude to Empress Gifty and Celestine Donkor for availing themselves to be used by God in songs he featured them on.

The “Mapek3” hitmaker stated that he currently has no projects that he looks forward to featuring any artist and is content working as a solo musician for now. He also recounted the achievements his solo works have brought him.

Scott Evans has to his name hit songs like ‘Best Side’ ‘Mapek3’ ‘For my good’ and a host of other beautiful renditions. Follow his Social platforms @Scott Evans and subscribe to his Youtube channel via the link below

https://youtube.com/@scottevans9114

Gospel music in Ghana has garnered much popularity and respect over the years with 2022 being astonishing and more power-packed than the previous years. Record labels, music groups, choirs, quartets, duets, and covers were proficient in the delivery of Christ-centered songs that were intended to churn the hearts of saints to God amidst the perils of the day.

In the top 10 Ghanaian Gospel music for the year 2022, Pastor Siisi Baidoo ft Theophilus Sunday came at number 10 with a beautiful rendition they called ‘Fire’. The song became a viral song a few weeks after its release with 251K views in 4months.

vocal powerhouse and worshipper Joyce Blessing came on number 9 with Odo Kese which has a total of 262K views in 4months. Odo Kese is mostly loved by Ghanaians because of the language and vocal austerity of the song.

The young and vibrant Perez Tagoe known in mainstream media as Perez Muzik blessed the nation with a spiritual Ga local dialect rendition he calls ‘Hewale Lala’ which was widely accepted and played on radio, online, Tv and mobile listening mediums. Hewela Lala comes at number 8 and currently has 461K views on YouTube after its release.

The globally recognized Ewe choir of the Global Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Ghana, Bethel Revival Choir blessed the nation with a single off the Enyo Album released in 2022. ‘Tegbe Tegbe’ as the song is called traveled beyond the shores of Ghana with the influx of its performances in churches around Africa, Europe, and Asia. Tegbe Tegbe comes number 7 with 485K views on YouTube.

The nation was granted the prospect to hear from the Highest as Joe Mettle and the Love Gift band thronged God’s presence with ‘Kadosh’ off the Kadosh album released in 2022. The song comes number 6 with 525K views on YouTube. Kadosh is a praise jam that gets worshippers on their feet anywhere it is performed across the globe.

Off the Kadosh album, the minister Joe Mettle released another heaven-dwelling tune titled Great Jehovah which comes in as number 5 with 626K views on YouTube. Great Jehovah is a song geared toward encouraging the Saint to dwell on Jehovah in all circumstances.

The name of Jesus by Diana Hamilton in 2022 became a viral worship and meditation song. It had a blend of Pentecostal renditions that sang well with a majority of Ghanaians. The name of Jesus has 693K views on Youtube and it comes in as the 4th most streamed Gospel song in the year.

Empress Gifty in the year 2022 released a new single titled Eye Woaa which comes as the 3rd most streamed Gospel song and has 694K views on YouTube. The song tells the unwavering mercies of the Lord and its visuals tell the story of how God transforms humanity to be who He has created them to be.

‘My Meditation’ by minstrel Diana Hamilton bagged the 2nd spot as the most streamed Gospel song on YouTube with a whopping 911K views in 2 months after its release. Diana Hamilton’s songs are noted for their spiritual impact on the listener and ‘My Meditation’ attests to a barrel of validity.

The rhythmically arranged song ‘Waye Me Yie’ by Piesie Esther rose to it’s height to become the number one most streamed gospel song in the year 2022. With a whopping 2.4 million views on Youtube, Piesie Esther’s Waye Me Yie breaks and sets a record as the first Ghanaian Gospel song to reach over 2 million views 6months after its release. As relatable as it is for most of the Ghanaian Christian population, Waye Me Yie sits to remind the listener of how life has been and who God has always been. The song cuts across all aspects of life’s struggles and God’s unwavering grace and mercies.

It is a beautiful thing to live and witness such moments rise and go down in the history of the Ghanaian gospel music scene. Congratulations to these amazing vessels for availing themselves to go on the Lord’s errand and we pray the next year gets much better in Christ Jesus’ name. Amen.

Then combine that with a recent PEW Research Center study released this month that reveals that, 39% of adults in the United States say they believe “we are living in the end times”.

This sounds like the conditions Jesus foretold in Luke 21:26 that before Christ returns, men’s hearts will be “failing them from fear and the expectation of those things which are coming on the earth”.

The good news is, that when people are frightened, they are more open to the gospel.

The effects of this are evident in the everyday lives of Ghanaians as prices of essential commodities surge unexpectedly and daily.

Ghanaian Gospel Singer and VGMA Award winner Celestine Donkor has added her voice to the numerous sentiments that have been shared over the downward skidding of the cedi’s value.

In a Facebook post, the singer asked a question that in best regard is directed to policymakers to have a different look at Ghana’s import schemes in such perilous times.

She promoted the adaptation to our locally produced foods that imported ones that in a long run increase the debt stock of the nation.

A different look at our food consumption routine by Ghanaians can help us tighten our belts in such times as we plan to emerge from this economic downturn.

Dr. Badu shared on his Instagram the following statement;

“I can’t play the full video as I’m already full of tears. @ghpoliceservice please arrest all three men! The one abusing the child, the one video it, and the one sitting down,”

In pursuant, a statement released yesterday by the Ghana Police service has placed a GH2,000 bounty on the man flogging the toddler in the viral video.

On the social pages of the service reads a post;

“The Police have sighted a horrifying video on social media in which a male adult is seen subjecting an infant to severe beating under a tree. Efforts are underway to track down the individual involved, have him arrested, and rescue the child. Because of the urgency associated with the matter, a reward of GH¢2,000.00 has been set aside for anyone who can provide credible information that could lead to the arrest of the individual and rescue of the child. Anyone with such information should contact the police on 0243809991”.

An arrest is yet to be made after the declaration by the Ghana Police Service. We encourage that should you come across any of the wanted persons in the video, kindly do not hesitate to inform the police.

Let’s watch out for each other.

In a Tiktok live video, the man of God was soliciting funds which he made known that he wants it for him to be able to purchase a public address system worth 25,000 Ghana Cedis.

One social commenter under the live video called out the man of God as fake and should consider comedy since all his sermons are directed towards that path. In response, Evangelist Suro Nyame called out on the commenter and rained curses on him.

He made known that he would call on the waters of our land to deal with the young man and the spirits that live in the waters will speak on his behalf.

Do you think what the Evangelist said was in its way?

Let us be guided in our utterances in quest of seeking redress in all endeavors. Peace!