Sarah Sanyu, a worship song singer who praises God, has released the video for her new song "Umunsi Mushasha," which she recorded in Kina music and which returns to the prayer of praising God for what he is doing amazingly.

Sarah Sanyu rose to prominence in the Seventh-day Adventist Church choir Ambassadors of Christ. Many people admired her lovely and outstanding voice, and she eventually began performing her own songs, but she still sings in the choir.

"New Day" (Umunsi Mushyasha) is a song that comprises a prayer requesting not to waste life's opportunities and for strength to fight the enemy's traps. This song reminds and encourages people to appreciate everything God has done for them, including the fact that they have seen a new day, the blessing they receive freely, etc.

"It's a new day, Father, I thank you, this spirit that you brought me is true, Father, I thank you, let it be the start of a new life, I am humbled, Father, hear me," she added.

Sanyu is recognized for songs such as "Mwana nye," "Nita shinda," "Ahosa nafyou," "Mukuye es," and others. In an interview, she discussed her recently released new song, as well as her relationship with Kina music.

She stated that the purpose of this song is to thank God for the opportunities he has given them and to remember that there are many who do not have those opportunities and are no better than them. She goes on to state that she chose Kina Music to record her song because it is one of the top labels in Rwanda for generating good music, and she is pleased of the role it plays in assisting musicians.

"Kina Music is one of the top production labels, and they are good writers," he remarked. They also provide good service". He claims that working on tracks at Kina Music is not the same because they understand how to generate good, modern music.

Sanyu Sarah is grateful to her loved ones, both from the Seventh-day Adventist Church and from other churches, who remain close to her. She claims that his songs aren't only for certain people, but for everyone, and that the message they represent aids those whose hearts long to know God. According to Sarah Sanyu, God's protection is continual day and night, and we exist because of it.