South African-based Rwandan gospel artist Gift Gadson has recently unveiled a new video song titled 'The Source,' emphasizing the theme of God being the origin of our present and future. The inspiration behind this song draws from the biblical passage in Revelations, John 21:6, which states, "And it is finished. I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end. I will give him who is thirsty to drink freely from the fountain of living water." Hailing from Burundi and currently based in South Africa, Gadson expressed that these profound words guided the creation of his latest composition, "Isoko," as he believes that the Lord is the source of both our present blessings and future aspirations.

At 23 years old, Gift Gadson is not only a musical talent but also a visual artist. He is an active member of the United of Holy Spirit Church in South Africa and has been contributing to the realm of Gospel music for the past eight years. His initial foray into worship and praise music occurred in 2015, and since then, he has produced a diverse array of songs, including notable titles such as "Jerusalem," "My Life," "This World," "Ndipange Banya," and "Nyumva."

Despite residing in Capetown, Gift Gadson remains actively engaged in the Rwandan Gospel music scene, expressing his satisfaction with its progression. He commended the upward trajectory of the genre, stating, "I like how the work is going up, and it's good pee." Gift Gadson's commitment to delivering spiritual messages through his music underscores his dedication to uplifting audiences and reinforcing the message of God's eternal presence in our lives.