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MIXTAPE: DJ Max – Alabareports Jos Gospel Music Reports 2023 (@alabareportstv)

From the stable of Alabareports comes DJ Max with the Alabareports Jos gospel music reports 2023 Mixtape  taken from the Alabareports mixtape promotion table . The compilation that African music enthusiasts have long been anticipating by DJ Max, finally comes through. Every Hot Hit Published In 2023 and Beneath on the Most Popular Africa DJ Mixtape. DJ Max’s musical adventure this year, which he started with this mixtape, will keep you Joyus. But in this mixtape compilation, DJ MAX , a Nigerian Iconic and Ace DJ well known to be the King of DJ's in Africa, incorporating songs from both singers, blending the tracks with the best sounds and sauce. Finally, be sure to listen to this mixtape while sharing it with your loved ones! DOWNLOAD - Alabareports Jos Gospel Music Reports 2023 Track List 01. TimGodfrey ft Victor Thompson – dependable God 02. Minister GUC – God is helping Us 03. Frank Edward ft Victor ike – celestial 04. Minstrel jid – eze’mo 05. Ebuka song – I will pray 06. Mr m

MUSIC+VIDEO: Jumoke Omotoso - Gbekele (@thejumoke_)

 Anointed gospel Artist Jumoke Omotoso is here with a powerful studio record and visual titled 'Gbekele'.

"Gbekele" is a song of reflection that boost absolute faith in God, even during trying times. The Yoruba title, which means to "Depend on God," sets the song for the entire piece. Life's disappointments, heartbreaks, and negative situations can lead to doubts and distrust in God. The inspiration behind "Gbekele" is to bring back those who are lost or at the verge of losing hope in Him.

In the lyrics, Jumoke repeating how relying on God's love and grace can bring hope and strength in difficult situations. Ultimately, putting trust in God is the best option. The melody is catchy and listeners can relate to the uplifting and inspiring message in the song. Overall, "Gbekele" is a profound and amazing song that highlights the power of faith and total reliance on God.

Jumoke's soulful voice and intentional lyrics showoff her musical talent and passion to spreading a message of hope and love. The song speaks to the heart and soul, giving hope to those facing challenges or needing a reminder of the importance of faith.

Jumoke's hope is what all children of God who have strayed will return to the ever-welcoming arms of thy Father and have their faith returned. She trusts that their burdens will be lifted, sorrows turned into joy, and that they become testifier of the Goodnews, witnessing that only Jesus Christ can save.

STREAM - Gbekele


About Jumoke Omotoso

Olajumoke Adesola Omotoso is a Nigerian gospel singer-songwriter, speaker, and entrepreneur. She started singing at a tender age of 8 in her church children’s choir but only fully began her singing ministry in 2011. In 2019, she released the hit single “You do Well”. Olajumoke was born in Agege, Lagos and hails from Abeokuta, Ogun State. She's a graduate of Beckley College of Music, where she graduated with honours in Songwriting. She had also attended the University of Lagos, studying Business Administration. Since breaking into limelight in the gospel scene, she has been featured and worked with a number of gospel music projects.

Olajumoke is blessed with three kids and is happily married to Oluwaseun Omotoso.

When she is not in the studios working on new records, Olajumoke gives expression to her other passions. She is an astute and very successful business entrepreneur and philanthropist. Core at the heart of her philanthropy is her ministry with teenagers and young adults. In 2015, she envisioned and began a ministry for reaching out to the less privileged, called “Meet a Need”, an outreach arm of the Jumoke Omotoso brand.

She has released a couple of sonorous singles such as Titilai, You do well, No other, Jingulu Beeli & Jingulu Beeli Remix (Jingle Bells), Gratitude and the famous Waka Gospel Medley. The unmatched tones and dynamic nuances of her sound collides with her remarkable new single titled, “Gbekele”.

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