SONG REVIEW: C-Stas - Jesu Mi



How often do you come across a group of young ladies in Nigerian gospel music who can actually sing? For me, it's rare.  As at the time of this review, C-Stas is one of two purely female Nigerian gospel groups I know.  If you know of any others, be sure to share their music with me at music@therelentlessbuilder.com.

Believe me, I am always on the lookout for female artistes who can really sing.


C-Stas // Facebook

To get a real taste of C-Stas' flavor, check out their other single, Moni O.  That is my favorite single by this group till date.

Now, having said that, let me introduce their new single to you.  It's called Jesu Mi, which is Yoruba for "My Jesus," and you can listen to it below:

Weekly Eye-Catching Designs No. 5: Cover Art for Songs, Albums, EPs

Every week,  various eye-catching designs for songs, albums and EPs by Nigerian gospel artistes will be showcased on this blog.  The idea is to highlight and appreciate the hard work and creativity of graphic artistes and designers who work behind the scenes towards the success of each project.  

Here is the 5th Edition.  Let me know which one(s) you love the most.  Enjoy!

1. C-Stas - Moni O (I Have You)



This Friday's Free Downloads | Featuring: O'Joe (Bulie Ya), C-Stas (Moni O) and Okey Sokay (Without You)

I have missed this series and I'm glad to be continuing with it today. How was your week?  I hope the 2nd week of August was awesome!

Today, I will be serving you a sandwich.  Yes, that's right, a sandwich.  Okay let me explain.

The first artiste is a guy: O'Joe.  Next, we have a group of ladies singing techno.  Finally, we have another male artiste / producer, Okey Sokay.  Male-Females-Male.  That's a sandwich.  What were you thinking? Haha!

O'Joe - Bulie Ya

O'Joe | ReverbNation