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Cece Kings' new gospel single 'Beautiful',is to die for.

The first time I listened to this song, I actually didn't know what to expect.
Cece kings already looks beautiful and I wondered if her voice could sound beautiful as well.

More importantly, I wondered if the producer did a good job.
Then I press play and symphonies began to waft through.

'It is just starting' I said to myself.
Then, I relaxed to savour the song. Then I was weak, then I felt goose pimples, then my eyes began to well up .
I wasn't too sure if it was  the simple lyrics or her voice and the modulations she had to conquer as she sang into the soprano's stratosphere.

It was magic.
Cece Kings is really awesome and she is another big thing in  Nigeria gospel scene.

Download her song and listen to it

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