I am adding this page to give you a brief look at how we could display and discuss our output to aid listeners' appreciation.
MY FIRST RECORDINGS: YESU REBA
This link leads you to Pentecost tunes 1, where you find three firsts of my output. Asaase ne N'ade Dodow is the leading track of my first recording, which I did at Tema in Stegab Studios in 2004. It is based on Psalm 24. It was inspired during prayer when a valued relationship just gave way. I was more than consoled eventually. Pentecost tunes 2 has Wafre Me, which is actually my earliest song, that made made aware of the gift. I received it during Friday Tarry in Prampram, and it caught on at Church immediately. It stands a graphic reminder of the simplicity of my calling. Wen W'aso, which is found in Pentecost Tunes 3, is the title track, Yesu Reba. I was so consumed by the urgency of this song that I bought airtime at Meridian FM Tema for about three months, just to use it to discuss the Gospel.
MY SECOND RECORDINGS: DIN BEN
Din Ben head this list of 16 songs, although it was recorded last and it precipitated the release. Every song has its own story as I will be relating in time.
I just found out about this page; I'm a member of COP International, Norway. It's great to know that COP tracks are consolidated here to connect the huge membership of the Church worldwide.
ReplyDeleteI observe also, that this site has been active for well over 2 years but I only found it by stroke of luck (was searching for a track by Dcns Eunice Johnson when i pounced on the site after shifting through 6 panes). Maybe it's been done (I don't know), but I recommend that the handlers of this great website puts out communication across the many available social media to create the awareness.
Personally, I will alert people i know by sending the site link to friends and family.
Thank you, God bless you!