New Single “Alade Wura” (Emmanuel) By Muyiwa ft. Guvna B

UK-based Singer, Songwriter & Broadcaster, Muyiwa releases his much-awaited new single “Alade Wura,” available today on all streaming platforms including Spotify, Apple Music and Google Play.

‘Alade Wura‘ is a song of reassurance in the face of the vicissitudes that life presents, we can be confident of God’s constant love.

Muyiwa taps into one of his favorite genres – Hip Hop – as He fuses elements of Trap Music on Conventional Christian instrumentation, which presents him in new light that will catch many by surprise. He also enjoins the expertise of UK-based Urban Christian Rap artist, Guvna B to give it that well rounded Urban feel.

“Those who know me know that Hip Hop was my thing and that I was a massive garage head. So for me, this new song is me reaching back to what I love. Guvna B is a good friend of mine and one of my personal favourite artists. We’d never spoken about a collaboration until now. “Alade Wura” is a celebration, a coming out loud saying I love Jesus, He is on my side. We are not the minority we are the majority,” Muyiwa inputs.

“Alade Wura” was produced by Ghana based Francis Kweku Osei. Get on iTunes | Amazon

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Brief Profile

Muyiwa is a christian recording artist, an experienced performer, broadcaster and presenter. He is the director of UK radio station Premier Gospel broadcasting to over 180 million listener per month. He has presented the TV programme Turning Point, with an an estimated global audience of 70 million. He became the first-ever international act to perform on America’s popular entertainment channel, BET, for the prestigious annual Celebration of Gospel show.

With his group Riversongz, he became the first and only UK Gospel artiste to sell out O2 Arena in London. He is also the first and only UK Gospel artiste to sell out the Ocean Music Venue, Hackney. Muyiwa has also topped the UK Jazz and Blues Album Chart for a 5-month period. He recently shared his interview where the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby engaged him on several issues, including the prayer – Thy Kingdom come.