Redemption Voice Canada has released a new captivating song called "Imiliyoni" (Millions), written by Yves Ishimwe, Hervé Mbungabunga, and Davy Hatunga. The vocals were produced by Marc Kibamba in collaboration with Farley, while the video was shot by Landry SB.
In Kirundi, they begin by saying, "Lord God, if I forget your love, remind me. And when my sin increased, your grace abounded even more. I was dead, but you gave me life. I was in darkness, but Jesus saw me. I have thousands of reasons to praise you, I have millions of reasons to praise you."
The song has been well-received by fans of the group and gospel music lovers in general. Danny Daniel commented, "Those who have millions of reasons to praise the Lord because He showed us love, mercy, and grace we won't find elsewhere, give me a 'like'." Others said, "May God bless you abundantly, and may you continue to grow in all aspects. The song has touched my heart. I have been missing you. For sure, I really like the song 'Imiliyoni'. Redemption Voice, be honored."
The video for "Imiliyoni" by Redemption Voice, which is also the title of their new album, was shot in January 2024. This song was released as the group was preparing for a major concert to be held on 09/11/2024 at the Algonquin Commons Theatre in Ottawa, Canada. Yves Ishimwe is the coordinator of this concert, "Yangiriye Neza 2nd Edition". He told Inyarwanda that the concert aims to spread the good news and praise Jesus Christ. He mentioned that they expect many to receive Jesus, and there will be "deliverance and good times of being visited by God through praise."
Redemption Voice is a group of Burundian worshippers, operating in Burundi and Canada. Redemption Voice Burundi consists of five members: Hervé, Davy, Zackarie, Bénie Bernice, and Hervé Patrick. Redemption Voice Canada has seven members: Yvan, Leslie, Eric, Greta, Corine, Adonis, and Kelly.
Redemption Voice started their ministry in 2007 when they were still young high school students. Today, they have grown into men and women still dedicated to the work. They have been in ministry for 17 years. They are known for songs like "Yuguruye Ntawugara", "Ni Wewe gusa", "Nashimwe", "Yangiriye Neza", "Ndakwizigiye", "Naho Nagendeye", and "Yarankunze". Their beautiful voices and good songwriting contribute to the popularity of their creations.
Redemption Voice is grateful that many people have been saved through their songs and concerts. They are also proud that "we have been an example or model in singing worship songs for others who have now reached an impressive level." Their expansion to operate in both Burundi and Canada is a page in their history book that brings them great joy. They are deeply thankful to God for this. And the journey continues as they prepare to establish Redemption Voice in Europe.
They say, "Yes, God has been good to us because we have expanded. Now Redemption Voice Canada has been born and has already produced several works. Soon, Redemption Voice will be born in Europe and wherever else Jesus enables us to reach."
Redemption Voice says that in the next 5 years, they wish to see many people know Christ through their songs, many healed of diseases through worship, the church and Christians supporting singers more than ever before, and singers working without burning out.
Born in the Democratic Republic of Congo, raised in mountainous Rwanda, gospel singer Israel Mbonyi has become a darling in Kenya and the East African region at large. Rated among most influential figures in the Rwandese gospel music scene, the 32-year-old songwriter, and worship leader has amassed a fan base beyond the borders of Rwanda.
“Kenya holds a special part in my heart and I am super grateful for your unwavering support. You have been number one supporters of my ministry for the last three years. The time has come for us to worship together,” Mbonyi said while announcing his debut on the Africa Worship experience, that will take place on August 10, 2024.
Mbonyi’s music career began with the release of his debut album "Number One" in 2014, which featured hit songs like "Nzaririmba" and "Baho." Following the success of his debut album, Mbonyi continued to release more music that resonated with his audience. His subsequent albums, such as "Intashyo" and "Mbwira," further established his reputation as a leading gospel artist in Rwanda.
His music is characterised by inspirational lyrics, rich melodies, and a deep sense of spirituality. His unique blend of traditional gospel sounds with modern beats sets him apart as a true artist with a message. In 2023,Israel Mbonyi's entry into Swahili music, through 'Nina Siri' marked a significant expansion of his musical repertoire and influence. This expanded his musical impact beyond Rwanda, touching lives across the East African community.
In March 2024, Mbonyi surpassed the 1 million subscribers mark on You Tube, ranking him top among artists in Rwanda. The singer was a talk of town in the 2023 festive season, after a sold out concert in Kigali that was attended by fans from Rwanda and beyond.
A keen look on his YouTube channel shows popularity on his Swahili songs, which have become big hits as compared to those in composed in Kinyarwanda language. Apart from his music career, Israel Mbonyi is known for his engaging live performances and his ability to connect with his audience on a personal level. He regularly participates in concerts, church events, and gospel festivals, both in Rwanda and internationally.
His contributions to gospel music have not only enriched the genre but have also played a significant role in uplifting and inspiring many individuals through his ministry.
Mbonyi holds a degree in Pharmacy which he obtained from India. In a 2022 interview on RTV, he also confirmed having nearly completed studies for a masters degree in Public Health saying that it's a career option he would consider if he wasn't making music full-time. On his passive time, he enjoys watching and playing basketball. He also enjoys reading fictional and non fictional books.
Christina Shusho, a revered gospel artist from East Africa, has set tongues wagging in Kenya with a sneak peek of her latest track, “Zakayo.” In her soul-stirring Swahili lyrics, Shusho sings, “There was a man named Zakayo, the chief of tax collectors and a wealthy man. He sought to see what kind of person Jesus was…”
Given Shusho’s significant fan base in Kenya, the teaser sparked playful speculation. Some even cheekily wondered if the song alluded to Kenya’s President, William Ruto.
Some Kenyans humorously liken President Ruto to Zakayo—the Swahili version of Zacchaeus from biblical tales. Zacchaeus is known as a tax collector from the Bible who, out of curiosity, climbed a tree to catch sight of Jesus.
President Ruto’s fiscal policies have earned him the nickname “Zakayo” among the populace. Since taking office in August 2022, he’s introduced and hiked various taxes. This has led to a decline in his popularity, especially among Kenyans who feel he’s strayed from his pledge to prioritise the welfare of “hustlers”—the hardworking individuals facing financial challenges.
Popular minister and multi-talented Kenyan gospel singer Evelyn Wanjiru finally shared her painful and emotional experience of her 10 years of pregnancy delay and childbirth. She shared a touching story with everyone present at her Praise Atmosphere 2022 concert which she said wasn’t just an event but God’s instruction to her.
revealed how she told her barber to cut her hair because it got to a point where she believed there was no more glory in her because the bible said that hair is the glory of a woman wrote on her official social media page:
“The journey, the process, the wait
The weight of waiting
The tears, the process
God made my 10-year test to be a grand testimony
Who else can do what He does?
Like Sarah, He glorified me
Opened the closed places
Shut the loud voices and made me a living testimony
See what God did!!
Here’s to what God has done and will do in the years to come
I, a living testimony to the nations.”
However, she inspired and encouraged believers and everyone going through what she had been through with her painful and emotional story and told them that God is able to do all things if they continue to hope and trust in God. Watch the video below and be blessed.
Today is gonna be interesting as the highly talented and fast-rising Tanzanian gospel music songstress Bella Kombo who has been receiving lots of attention and love from many gospel music fans all over the internet and social media platforms lately come through with a fresh hit track titled “Kama Naota” to blessed and perfect our day.
The already trending hit track which is blessed with a catchy sound and a beautiful music video is recorded live at the Re–Birth Moshi Tour to touch our lives. Without wasting time, do well to download the gospel songs by clicking the download link below, and don’t forget to share it with your friends and family.
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In the world of gospel music, the beauty lies not only in the soulful melodies and inspiring lyrics but also in the heartwarming collaborations that bring together talented artists to create something truly exceptional. Today, we're thrilled to introduce a remarkable union of Tanzanian gospel music artists that promises to bless and uplift your day.
Paul Mwangosi, Sarah K, and Boaz Danken, three highly respected and immensely talented individuals, have joined forces to grace us with their latest masterpiece, "Mfalme Mkuu." This live-recorded hit track is more than just a song; it's a musical journey that resonates with the heart and spirit, leaving a profound impact on all who listen.
The title "Mfalme Mkuu" translates to "Great King" in Swahili, and as you immerse yourself in this melodious offering, you'll understand why it's such a fitting name. The song is a tribute to the divine, an ode to the Lord, and a celebration of His greatness and love. Paul Mwangosi's soulful vocals, complemented by the angelic voice of Sarah K and the heartfelt contributions of Boaz Danken, create a harmonious blend that's nothing short of awe-inspiring.
This is not just a song; it's an experience. As you listen to "Mfalme Mkuu," you'll find yourself drawn into a world of worship, reflection, and spiritual connection. The music video enhances this experience, allowing you to not only hear but also see the heartfelt devotion that went into its creation.
We invite you to be part of this musical journey, to let the soothing and uplifting melodies of "Mfalme Mkuu" wash over you. It's a song that transcends language and culture, reminding us of the universal power of faith and the profound impact that music can have on our souls.
So, without further ado, we encourage you to enjoy the music video for "Mfalme Mkuu" and share your thoughts with us. As you do, remember that in this inspiring collaboration, three gifted artists have come together to share their talent, faith, and love for the divine, hoping to touch your heart and bring a sense of peace and serenity to your day.
Today is surely gonna be perfect as the Tanzanian gospel music highly respected singer and worship minister Dr Ipyana comes through today with an amazing fresh hit track which is titled “I’m Amazed‘ to bless and perfect our day.
The already buzzing hit track which possesses an infectious sound and a powerful vocal is also accompanied by a beautiful live recorded music video to bless our hearts. Update your playlist below and enjoy. Without wasting time, do well to download the gospel songs by clicking the download link below, and don’t forget to share it with your friends and family.
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Today is no doubt gonna be special as the highly talented Tanzanian gospel music songstress and songwriter Rehema Simfukwe who has been receiving lots of attention all over the internet and social media platforms lately comes up today with a fresh hit track which she titled “Neema Yako” a live recorded hit track to bless and perfect our day.
The already trending hit track which is blessed with a catchy sound and is accompanied by a music video is surely gonna make your day a special and interesting one.
Without wasting time, do well to download the gospel songs by clicking the download link below, and don’t forget to share it with your friends and family.
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Fabrice Nzeyimana and his life partner Maya Nzeyimana have released a new song titled (Ndi Umwana w'Imana) 'I am a child of God,' in which they affirm that they have peace given to them by God as a result of the salvation they received from him.
Fabrice and his life partner Maya Nzeyimana's new song, which is 4:36 minutes long, was released on the morning of September 29, 2022, adding to another one called 'Mukungu' that they released 10 months ago.
In this song, they say, "You put a new song in my heart, I will sing to you while I'm alive." I will repeat this melody before I die when I come before you."
Fabrice and Maya claim that their song is inspired by the fifth chapter of the Book of Romans. They go on to say that God has given them peace. They stated that "I am a child of God" is a song based on the words of Romans 5. We have peace with God because we have been saved and called God's children.
Fabrice and Maya are both Burundians. They are among the most well-known musicians in Rwanda and Burundi. They are well-known for songs such as 'The Creator of the World' and others. The two pray at the CLA Christian Life Assembly in Nyarutarama, Kigali.
The siblings' duo of Erica and Jessica released 'Mutima Wanjye Shima' official video and said that it is based on trying moments they have been through some days ago and God reminded them that in good or bad they have to be thankful.
The video is of a song, based on the Bible read Psalm 103: 2 where people get to be reminded of praising and thanking God. Erica said that the song has been kept as a written piece and they changed the style. She added, "We decided to release this song so as to strengthen us in our life because we have been through a lot. We've been in a situation where nobody could imagine that we could thank God. But the Holy Spirit reminded us that there is a lot to be thankful for. "
The duo said that this song is not only about preaching, but also encouraging people to revisit themselves. Erica shared that the time they have been in was not easy at all and so they are trying to think of anyone who might be going through a lot now as well. "There might be someone who is going through some hard times. For us, our hearts were so tired that we couldn't be thankful. However, God came to our rescue and we praised him, " said Erica.
Jessica revealed that they both grew up in a Sunday School and kids' choir and that is where they learned singing. They went to Uganda and India for further studies and that is when they created their clue and could be invited to sing at different events. Before officially becoming singers, they prayed for it and got some support, especially from their families.
The two confirm that their music is built on prayers and always calling upon the Holy Spirit. They are aware of some who joined the Gospel Music industry and now are nowhere to be found. With that being said Erica added, "The first song we did 'Umunyenkomezi' we had no idea of how people could welcome us or react. We are so thankful to you all who played roles in making this song a hit. People from Rwanda and Diaspora tell us that they liked the song."
So far, the duo has five songs out and they normally write songs based on people or their daily lives and the dreams they may have as well as other inspirations according to the holy spirit's guidance to them.
by Kajette
In celebrating this year’s Easter; some big name worshipers from Burundi and the region came together in a song called 'Yarazutse’. To Christians all over the world, Easter is a great day to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ who provided free salvation by dying on the cross and being resurrected after 3 days.
An Australian-based, David Nduwimana wrote the song while Fabrice Nzeyimana soundtracked with Landry Guez to produce the video. The 7 Gospel artists from Burundi and the East African Region namely: Fabrice & Maya Nzeyimana, Willy Uwizeye, Dudu.T Niyukuri, Fortran Bigirimana, David Nduwimana, and Apollinaire Habonimana.
Though they all live on different continents, they have found it best to join forces and wish all Christians on Earth a Happy Easter. What they have in common is that they are indisputably popular in Burundi and the Region and all of them have spent many years in Gospel music. This song introduces them to various activities they want to do in support of worship and worship music in Burundi and the Region.
David Nduwimana who wrote the song ‘Yarazutse’ which means ‘He resurrected’ revealed the message he wanted to convey, “To those who are listening to him will return to the place and remember the work of the cross as a ‘game changer’, remembering the script in John 3:16 is not just words, it is not just information, it is life. This is the best opportunity to receive Jesus Christ as the Savior. Let’s be in the family of God's children.”
He reminded Christians that Easter is not only celebrated on one day but also on a daily basis. He asserted that his confession had been obtained through torture. He continued, “Jesus has made new history for us, Jesus has given us life, Jesus is the true path to the Father!”
To all Gospel artists, Nduwimana suggests that they serve in collaboration without competing with one another since that will do great work on the Godly ministry. The very same statements were getting huge repeats from other artists in this banger.
Fabrice Nzeyimana who featured in this song and did the audio production told InyaRwanda that the artists in this some are in France, Australia, Kenya, America, Burundi, and Rwanda. However this was not an easy way to go, but the challenges didn’t stop them to put their talents together with an aim to support the regional gospel industry and this is one of the very many other projects to come. They all expressed their gratitude to each and everyone who supported their cause.
To wrap up Nzeyimana said, “Our message is that what Christ did is the foundation of all our beliefs. Although there are many religions, there is only one grave that we know, that of Jesus. He is alive and well, and everyone who believes in him is resurrected! We ask those who do not believe in him to receive him because he is the only way to our Father, God.”
Dudu T. Niyukuru one of the so common gospel artists in Rwanda after so long without being heard, came back with a brand new album.
Dudu who has been in Kenya revealed that he has been busy since 2015 due to some personal-related issues, plus the Covid-19 pandemic which didn’t make it easy for anyone.
However, he did his level best and released the third album dubbed ‘Uri Mwiza’ with 12 songs on it. Some are; ‘Mu Maraso Yawe’, ‘Yaraciye Inzira’, ‘Nzahora Nshima’, and ‘Mbega Urukundo’ just to mention a few.
As per our source, Igihe.com, Dudu said, “This album has the thanksgiving songs, others of praising the goodness of God and some to urge people to always worship God since he is almighty and the provider of everything.”
The ‘Ntari Twebwe’, ‘Ndi Hano’ and ‘Ndagushima’ hits maker expressed how he misses performing in Rwanda though he has no idea about when he will come, but he prays and plans hard for it to be sooner. The last time he performed in Rwanda was in 2015, under the theme ‘Stand for Jesus Outreach’ which took place at Christian Life Assembly (CLA) located Nyarutarama.
by K.J
The 'KUNA DAWA' hitmaker Esther Wahome, is one of the most celebrated gospel singers, with an illustrious singing career spanning over two decades. She has toured the world and entertained presidents among other dignified personalities.
In 2004, Esther Wahome's music was played on almost every TV station and radio available at the time. Her song, Kuna Dawa, had become a hit that was on almost everyone's lips, making her a shining star.
So loved was the hit song that she won Best Female Artist and Song of The Year at the Groove Awards. In 2013 and 2014, she went on to release her singles Furahia and Daktari before she released a number of songs in Kikuyu. However, she took a break from her musical career to take care of her family and specifically, her son. The renowned musician made a comeback when she released hits such as Yahweh, Shekinah Glory, Minyororo, and Asali.
The vocally endowed songstress stands out as a household name since she started singing. Having been inspired by her dad William Wahome, who was her greatest mentor and cheerleader.He was also a preacher and a musician and that made it easy for her to learn music. She started music as a hobby before she became a full-time musician.
The 47-year-old and scandal-free singer has been participating in church service, specifically preaching to different congregants. She has been able to do Collabos with artists such as Guardian Angel and Nik Bonfils.
Source ; OperaN
Viral video footage showing Guardian Angel breaking into tears when he saw fiancée Esther Musila walk down the aisle on Tuesday, January 4, has emerged, warming many hearts.
Netizens have thronged social media platforms to comment on the video with 'love wins ' being the most repeated phrase among them. Regal in a sleeveless, cream mermaid dress, Esther walked down the aisle in the company of a young man believed to be her son and an unidentified older man. Upon seeing his bride who also clutched a beautiful bouquet, Guardian Angel broke down in tears with one of his handlers quickly moving behind him to hold him.
"Amen, let's make some noise for Esther Musila as she walks down the aisle its a special day," urged the Master of Ceremony
Wedding attended by family, close friends The secret wedding was attended by close friends and family who took photos and videos and have since been circulating them online to the delight of the public.
Fans react: "Love is a beautiful thing congratulations to this beautiful couple," said Dee Kimutai-Kemboi
"Nyinyi mnajua mapenzi kweli true love," said Christabel Tangut
"Congratulations to them. Age is just a number, "Ednah Claire Keitany "To love and be loved is very very beautiful. Congratulations!!!!! Ladies and gentlemen, pursue happiness and Never let numbers define you," Djamille Kibotto
Given their age difference, the two have not had the easiest of relationships, being in the public eye and Esther being a mum to grown-up kids from a previous marriage. Additionally, critics have not given the two peace saying Guardian only settled with Esther because he was after her money. The couple has since proved naysayers wrong by keeping at it and finally walking into the rest of their lives together.
Source : Tuko
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