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‘Nigerian Gospel Music Industry Experiencing Exciting Transformation’

by Samuel Abulude
1 year ago
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Versatile gospel artiste, Pat Uwaje-King , has stated that Nigeria’s gospel scene is becoming more industrious and appealing as it is in every sector with more players and the clamour for professionalism and focus on the spiritual  appeal.

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Pat who was part of the most enduring group, Midnight Crew and the leading vocalist of the quartet who weighed in on the present state of the music industry, said, “The Nigerian gospel music scene is indeed experiencing an exciting transformation, marked by a blend of traditional African sounds, contemporary music, and global styles.

This new wave is marked by diverse influences—Afrobeat, soul, jazz, and even pop—all layered over the rich and vibrant essence of Nigerian worship and praise. Gospel Artist are not only expanding gospel music’s reach within Nigeria but also on the global stage, as their work resonates with audiences far beyond West Africa.

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“The new wave of Nigerian gospel music represents a powerful evolution of the genre. It combines innovation with tradition, broadening its impact while continuing to uplift, inspire, and connect deeply with audiences in Nigeria and around the world,” says Pat King.

 

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