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'Hallelujah' is a Gospel Afro House collaboration between Saint Evo and Nigerian artist OKCHUKU that articulates an unwavering faith in the redemptive power of the blood of Jesus Christ, shed at Calvary. Anchored in praise and worship, the song reflects a theological conviction that the sacrifice on the cross is both complete redemption from sin and a divine covering against the principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. Sonically, the production fuses uplifting Afro House rhythms with warm electronic textures and driving percussion, shaping a soundscape that balances reverence with forward-moving energy. This musical framework reinforces the song's spiritual intent while maintaining a dynamic, contemporary feel. Lyrically, OKCHUKU delivers a sincere and emotive performance, weaving in Nigerian Pidgin English to deepen cultural resonance and authenticity. The narrative centers on themes of divine protection, mercy, gratitude, and redemption, ultimately affirming trust in the unfailing love of Jesus Christ. 'Hallelujah' further marks Saint Evo's evolving chapter into Gospel-inspired Afro House and electronic music-work that seeks to elevate the spirit, encourage worship, and connect listeners across cultures through a shared expression of praise. CREDITS: Music Production by Saint Evo Vocals Performed by OKCHUKU Composed by Stephen Njeru Wambugu & Francis Okechukwu Eluozo Mastered by Saint Evo, Celsius Degree Studios, Kenya Publishing: Downtown Music Publishing Africa For more information or licensing requests: info@celsiusdegree.com

Saint Evo, OKCHUKU