MY MUSIC PROJECT

Adun Yi

A sweet and melodious thanksgiving song whose title means “Your Sweetness.” It celebrates the beauty, peace, and joy found in God’s presence, reminding believers that life with God is truly delightful.

Gbamila (feat. Margaret Elijah & Daniel Elubayi)

A spiritually charged collaboration about divine rescue and deliverance. “Gbamila” (meaning He saved me) expresses thanksgiving for God’s intervention in times of trouble, blending smooth harmonies with heartfelt gratitude.

Olulana (ft AkayFalkins Falabi)

Olulana is a deeply spiritual worship song that speaks about God as the One who lifts and restores lives. Through heartfelt vocals and soothing melodies, the song reminds listeners that no matter how low life brings you, God — the lifter of men — can raise you again. It’s a song of hope, renewal, and divine elevation.

Aanu (Mercy)

A soulful plea for God’s mercy and compassion. The song blends prayerful lyrics with emotional melody, emphasizing that divine mercy is what sustains believers through life’s challenges.

Ember Prayer

A solemn yet hopeful song designed for the year’s closing months — a prayer for protection, blessings, and completion. It reflects faith in God’s covering as the year draws to an end.

Oluwa Ni Iso Mi (The Lord Is My Refuge)

A powerful worship song affirming God as the ultimate protector and source of safety. With heartfelt vocals, Ewatomi reminds listeners that no matter the trials, God remains a shield and refuge for His people.

Ijo Aguda Gbe Mi (feat. Tolu Raphael Atoyebi)

This song is full of joy and movement. It’s a rhythmic praise anthem encouraging gratitude and dance as acts of worship, celebrating victory and divine upliftment.

Edumare A Be O O (feat. Minister Fajobi Dorcas)

A vibrant praise track that celebrates God’s greatness and faithfulness. Mixing Yoruba and English expressions of worship, it’s both energetic and deeply reverent, inviting everyone to rejoice in God’s goodness.

Orin Ìyìn Maria (Song of Mary’s Praise)

Inspired by Mary’s song in Luke 1:46–55 (“My soul magnifies the Lord”), this piece combines classical gospel tones with traditional Yoruba worship. It’s a reflective song of praise, humility, and divine favor.