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Kunle Oluwojure - Great Is Thy Faithfulness
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Born in Ibadan, Nigeria, into a Christian home Kunle's voice was noticed early and he was encouraged to
perform with the church choir before he was a teenager. His reputation grew and he was in great demand, and became Nigeria's highest paid production artist from 1992 to 1994. A period of reflection and introspection followed his father's death in 1993. He then started Ministry at the Redeemed Christian Church of God(Lagos) and became the head of the church's music department where he staged productions which attracted international attention. After a period as pastor and guest lecturer in Denmark, where he met his wife, Kunle moved to Canada where he ministers at the local Congregation of Churches in Sarnia, Ontario; he is a director of several companies, has appeared on radio and television, and has extensive tour dates world-wide. |
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Lanre Teriba - At'Orise (Remix)
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Lanre Teriba has emerged as one of his generation's most compelling singer/songwriters in Nigeria.
His remix album Atorise continues the journey that Lanre began with his breathtaking self-titled "Blesses" with one of contemporary Christian music's most distinctive voices, he is also a songwriter of rare insight and sensitivity. |
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Lundi Tyamara - TO BE CONFIRMED
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From his real name, Lundi Tyamara has proven over and again since 1998 when his musical career
started that he is undoubtedly talented. His self-titled new album "Lundi" has added new flavour to his music as his fans are familiar with and now caters for audiences across the age spectrum. The greatness of his music has allowed him to sale collectively over half a million of copies so far. Lundi has contributed several times in charity work and he also used his talents as recording artist, performer and songwriter to nurture other aspiring artists and has helped secure recording deals for them. |
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Jael Wiafe - Gye Me
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An Accra native, Jael Wiafe started her music career at the age of 12 and accompanied Ghanaian gospel
singers on tour. Although she was initially criticized in the Christian community for embracing secular music and fashion to accompany her gospel themed music, the growth of publicly popular gospel in the year 2001, pushed Jael Wiafe into the spotlight. Wiafe states: "When I talk to people, I have to tell them who I am, because I belong to God. Daily, I pray that I can be of service to God". As she says on her first album: "I would love to thank the one and only true God, my Lord and personal saviour Jesus Christ for bringing me out of total darkness into His marvellous light. I love you Jesus with my heart, mind, body and soul". |
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Rev. Yawson - Wala O Wala
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Uncomprimising in her stand for God, which is apparent when you listen to her music, she is still continuing to produce tracks which are refreshing and original. Whether it is from her Yoruba origin or melody slow jams you are guaranteed it will be soul stirring, uplifting, and relevant to life today. Ruth Ani has performed all over Nigeria with her Mount Zion Singers and worked with a number of great Nigerian gospel singers. Her extraordinary uplifting music creates a joyous spirit that is helping to win the lost soul. She states "I belive my music makes an eternal difference to souls". The beautiful melodies and glorious call and response melodies of her Mount Zion Singers band driven by a marvellous voice create a live performance that is unforgettable. |
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