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Wonder by Gift Bank : New Gospel with Afrobeat

Afro beat?  Christian lyrics?
This is so much fun.
Here is Gift Bank's new single titled Wonder.
It has massive pastiches of Fela's Afro vibes. It will make you feel as though Fela were singing  to God.
Those guitars tunes are so reminiscent of the 80s Fela vibes.  Talk about the back up singers
Well,  they did a pretty good job.
Let Eledumare turn your life around with this one.
There is something playful about beat.  You just want to prance and pose and be photographed while the song puts a big grin on your mouth.
Gift Bank is an up and coming act.
Support him. You have got to love his dramatic baritone and the way he played with his notes in  a more Afrocentric kind of way.
Download the song here

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