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Ghanaian musician and producer Kwabena Fori has released a new gospel song titled ‘Revelation 5:12’.
Premised on the Bible Verse in Revelation 5:12 (Saying with a loud voice, worthy is the lamb that was slain to receive power, and riches, and wisdom, and strength, and honour, and glory and blessing), Kwabena’s new song is done in Afrobeats vein.
The song evokes sentiments of inspiration and motivation.
It was produced by Kwabena Fori himself (also known as DJ AB4).
Odikuro of Odikuro International Band did the guitar works, with Saxquito on the saxophone while Ibee-on-the-Beat took charge of the mixing and mastering.
The Tema-based artiste has to his credit, songs like ‘Love is Death’, ‘Winne’, among others.
Stream the song HERE:
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