Daniel The Singing Prophet unveils ‘Di Yen Anim’ album

Daniel The Singing Prophet unveils ‘Di Yen Anim’ album

Ghanaian gospel musician, Daniel Asamoah, known in showbiz as Daniel The Singing Prophet has unveiled a five-track album.

The album, ‘Di Yen Nim’
was recently launched at the Christ Apostolic Church International in Accra.

The launch had support from some industry greats such as Nhyira Betty, Great Ampong, Nicholas Omane Acheampong, and Okomfo Kologe among others.

Daniel The Singing Prophet whose insurgence onto the music space spans some 13 years ago mesmerised patrons with electrifying performances as he dazzled the gathering with some of the songs from the album

Dubbed “Di Yen Anim” the album is made up of songs like Seek Yee, Oreba, B3 S) Me Hw3, Abide In Me, and Press On.

Touching on the message, he said “The message, we are telling the whole world especially Ghanaians is that we need God in this end-time with ‘Di Yen Anim’ as guidance to do whatever we want to do in our real life situations we need God because with God all things are possible as the scripture says.”

“At the end of the day, I want everyone to relate the message to his life to understand that we don’t need to serve anyone apart from the Almighty God,” he stated.

Recounting how he received the message for the album, Daniel The Singing Prophet said “it was delivered to me by God through one of my dreams during my stay at Techiman in the Bono East, but I did not pay attention to it however the same message reoccurred in my dreams, this time around I heard a voice singing the track, so I realized that it wasn’t an ordinary message. Upon waking up I picked my phone and recorded.”

Against this backdrop, he revealed that his friends encouraged him, and mobilised resources for production and the subsequent launch.

He was optimistic that music lovers would stream the album and have an encounter with God.

By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme

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