The King's Worshippers (TKW) Finally out with a new album titled “Imo-Ohise” meaning - I have a God.
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| Richard, Abel & Bright (TKW) |
Type of Music: Eclectic, (a blend of
Rock, Funk, Jazz and Reggae, Adding
Rock, Funk, Jazz and Reggae, Adding
Traditional touch and Local style praises)
Their Vision, they say “we are worshipers, with the mandate to convey
God’s message through Inspirational songs to men and women across the world. We are to heal the nations by the messages in our song, (healing to the soul, Mind and broken Emotions of men).”
God’s message through Inspirational songs to men and women across the world. We are to heal the nations by the messages in our song, (healing to the soul, Mind and broken Emotions of men).”
The Vision of TKW started about Eight years ago, (2003) in a church as a small
group, and since then is being growing from one stage to another.
They went professionally in 2007, with their 1st concert ‘shout of Joy” and held a
Second concert in 2008 “Melody from Heaven”. In 2008 saw the release of their 1st album “Fly”.
Now set to take the Gospel scene with Great songs like, Imo-Ohise,
He took my pains, Lift him up, it is well, Ese Baba etc...
He took my pains, Lift him up, it is well, Ese Baba etc...
The album is a ten track album,
Their video is presently receiving massive airplay across the country.
Their video is presently receiving massive airplay across the country.
Imo Ohise is one of the best Gospel songs I have heard recently from Nigeria. I do not understand the language but the music so touches me that I can't stop playing the video I got from YouTube each day. I have sent someone in Nigeria to buy the CD for me. I hope the other songs in the CD are as good as this one.
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