Audio By Carbonatix
Royals of Hope, the sensational choir of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana, Hope Congregation, is out with another one of their classic masterpieces.
The song "Monto Dwom" (Sing unto God) features Gospel singer Eunice Coffie.
It was released as a call to worship and comprises a string of timeless Presbyterian hymns knitted into an inspiring and soothing medley suitable for all times and seasons.
This track solidifies the Presbyterian roots of the choir whiles bringing to fore their music skill, creativity and signature appeal which is gentle on the ears but awakening to the spirit.
Royals of Hope is, through 'Monto Dwom', entreating Christians everywhere to praise God at all times and in all situations.
To promote the propagation of this message, this track comes with an amazing visual which is quickly becoming a favourite of many viewers after its premiere on their YouTube channel.
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