Nigerian artist Limoblaze has released a vibrant new single titled “My Matter,” featuring the collaborative efforts of Nigerian Gospel Singer/Songwriter Victor Thompson and UK artist Becca Folkes. The song fuses afrobeat rhythms and bright layered vocals, delivering a message of prioritizing praise and thanksgiving to God in all situations.
Describing the essence of the song, Limoblaze stated, “This song is about prioritizing praise and thanksgiving to God regardless of the situation.” The track combines afrobeat sounds with uplifting vocals on the chorus and worshipful verses that highlight God’s faithfulness throughout every season of life.
Becca Folkes opens her verse with the words, “My brother said no matter the weather, I deh go praise You forever, Whether the middle of the storm or I’m walking through the valley, We gon’ do this together.” Her verse speaks to the strength and companionship that believers find while journeying with God.
The song’s release was teased by Limoblaze on August 2nd, inviting fans to guess the featured artists. Victor Thompson and Becca Folkes followed up by sharing videos of them performing the song. Victor Thompson’s previous co-writing credit on the track “This Year (Blessings)” earned him a spot on the Billboard U.S. Afrobeats Chart at #35.
Limoblaze, who has collaborated with artists like Lecrae, Travis Greene, Ada Ehi, and Da Truth, continues to make his mark in the music industry. With a series of albums under his belt, including “Blind,” “Before Now,” “Afrobeats Rap and Jesus,” “Bridges,” “God’s Favourite Baby,” and “Sunday In Lagos,” he consistently infuses his music with the distinct afrobeat sound he’s known for.
Having earned recognition through awards such as the African Gospel Music and Media Awards and the Premier Gospel Best International Act award, Limoblaze’s vision is to utilize music as a platform to empower young Christians, enabling them to share the gospel and pursue their dreams. With “My Matter,” Limoblaze, Victor Thompson, and Becca Folkes continue to contribute to the global Afrogospel movement, bridging continents through their music.