Afri-greetings everyone šļø, I believe it has been a beautiful week right from Sunday till date, I hope we all enjoy the beauty that comes with melody.
Its week 84 on the afritunes music community and of course we're rounding up the year, it's indeed God's mercy that has kept us till this point, we owe him out praises.
Last weekend i was preparing for a program and I was asked to search for songs that we would use in the weekend program, I did the research for songs that were inline with the program's nature, while searching for songs, I came across this song which I knew before but this time it was a different version of the song and it was done by Keastrings.
The song is a Hausa song but also have an English part at the end, it's titled NI NA YESU which in English means I BELONG TO JESUS, I've known this song right from childhood so it was not a hard one to score, the lyrics has just two lines.
I sang in two paths, soprano and auto, tenor was too high for me, I couldn't Carry that high pitch I'm still a learner, I'm a natural auto singer so it wasn't hard to figure out, my mates use to tell me that my auto is strong well as for me it's just something I grew up with but tenor is females hehehe š they are the ones with natural high pitch.
Its true that everyone belongs to somewhere, it's either God's family or some other fraternity or group that is against God, the song allows us to confess our fraternity with God, and in this case there's no going back.
Check full details about the song here
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