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Fast-rising Gospel Artiste, Ewurah Gold is out with ‘Bu aten,’ a prayer song for those who are waiting on God to judge the things that are not His will in their lives.
Born Marian Abena Yamoah, she released ‘Bu aten’ meaning to wit, or ‘Judge them’ last Friday on all digital platforms.
“There are a lot of things around us which are not from God. We need to be sure as Christians, we are in the perfect will of God and all we are going through are from God so this song is to prompt Christians to call on God to judge things around us which are not from Him” Ewura Gold revealed the inspiration behind her latest single.
Produced by Zapp Mallet, ‘Bu aten’ according to Ewura Gold directs believers to have an introspection of their walk with God.
“Like the Biblical Job, there might be some things that happen to us that is beyond human comprehension but might be from God.
“There are some too that are not from God so we need to pray to God and ask Him to judge the things around us” she said.
She has one album ‘My Praise’ to her credit. She also bagged the 2019 Promising Artiste of the year at the Ghana National Gospel Music Awards.
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