Limoblaze, the UK-based Nigerian artist, has unleashed his highly anticipated single, ‘Good God II,’ featuring the award-winning singer-songwriter Naomi Raine. This release marks a significant milestone for the rapidly rising star, who has already made waves in the industry with his unique blend of afrobeats and gospel.
Fresh off his triumph at the MOBO Awards 2024, where he was crowned ‘Best Gospel Act,’ Limoblaze continues to solidify his position as a force to be reckoned with. His forthcoming track promises to deliver a refreshing take on the afrobeat genre, infused with his exceptional talent and a powerful message aimed at inspiring confidence and purpose within his ever-growing fanbase.
Limoblaze’s previous hit, ‘Jireh (My Provider),’ released in 2022, was an instant viral sensation, propelling it onto three prestigious Billboard charts: the US Afrobeat Chart, Hot Christian Songs, and ultimately reaching the coveted #15 spot on the Gospel Song Chart. With the ‘Good God II’ track teaser already amassing over 23,000 uses on TikTok, fans can expect nothing less than another chart-topping success from this dynamic artist.
Renowned for his signature lyrical flow and mesmerizing melodies, Limoblaze has carved out a unique niche by seamlessly blending afrobeats and gospel, coupled with an uncanny ability to engage the younger generation with his conscious lyricism. Building upon his stellar year in 2023, where he was recognized as one of Tidal’s rising artists to watch, ‘Good God II’ serves as the highly anticipated second installment of his 2021 release, ‘Good God.’
Watch Good God by Limoblaze ft Naomi Raine below;
“My vision is to use music as a platform that empowers young people through the gospel, and grant them the tools and guidance to help realize their dreams,” Limoblaze passionately shares.
With no signs of slowing down, Limoblaze continues to push boundaries, and as he sets his sights on the remainder of 2024, ‘Good God II’ marks the first of a fresh batch of singles, with a highly anticipated new album expected to follow later in the year.
