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Gospel And Secular Music Collaborations Are Not Evil” – Joseph Matthew Advocates

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Conversations about Gospel Artistes working with their secular colleagues have sparked outrageous backlashes from many of the Christian faith but Gospel artiste, Joseph Mathew thinks otherwise. He asserts that there is no point having such discussions particularly when the good book, The Holy Bible  commissions Christians to show love towards all and sundry. Also he said that Jesus Christ himself sat mostly with sinners during his days because it was them that needed saving.

He maintained the view that Christians should not be ‘unequally yoked’ as defense of critics against gospel and secular music collaborations, was not a demonstration of love.

“I hate to say that religious people, especially people of the Christian faith are the most judgmental. We are always quick to dissaociate ourselves from people who don’t share our beliefs, doctrines and way of life.

But the question is ‘how do you share what you believe in without any relationship with the other party? Most of the time, Gospel artistes are the ones who invite secular acts for features. With such a move, the Gospel musicians are able to preach and share their beliefs and sincerely, I think it is an opportunity to win someone over.

Perhaps, when we look beyond the ‘unequally yoked’ mantra and consider how we can positively impact others with our beliefs, this debate will end”, he expressed.

Joseph Mathew is a Ghanaian-UK based Gospel artiste making steady progress back home.

With songs such as Halleluyah, Nyame Ye, My Story, Not Alone and The Name gaining some popularity in Ghana, Joseph was emboldened to host his maiden concert at the Perez Dome in May last year.

The artiste who is currently promoting his latest song, Blessed identifies himself as an urban artiste but there is more to him.

His style is an infusion of what he says is neotonic Afrobeats, rap and contemporary Highlife.

Joseph Matthew, the proffer of Afro-gospel music in Ghana, also mentioned that there was no point comparing artistes from Ghana to Nigeria because Ghana had proven itself worthy in the affairs of music in the sub region.

“Ghana is like a state in Nigeria. Our population is less than 40 million as  compared to Nigeria with over 300 million people. So with this disposition, our present influence and contribution to music in Africa and beyond, we are even doing well,” he said.

Checkout Joseph Matthew’s newest Afro-gospel song he titles “Blessed” from below.

 

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Khendi Beatz Positioned For Telecel Ghana Music Awards Producer Of The Year 2025

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Prolific Ghanaian music producer, Khendi Beatz has shared his works under the year of review for 2024 across his social media platforms today. Taking a closer look, he is promising for winning the producer of the year for the upcoming TGMA’s 25.

Known over the past few years behind hit songs like ‘Sei Mu’ by Yaw TOG, Ypee’s ‘Akohwie’, Yaw TOG’s ‘Fake’ including Kweku Flick’s ‘High’, he was responsible for mixing and mastering (SORE Rmx) Yaw TOG x Stormzy x Kwesi Arthur, this comes as no surprise if he gets nominated in this year’s TGMA’s 25 producer of the year and winning from the category as well.

Khendi Beatz has proven beyond all reasonable doubts as an extraordinary producer for 2024 for being behind smash hits like Aseda, Makoma and for the popping (Apicki) by King Paluta and among other great productions.

Check his post from the link below and let’s have your thoughts as well.

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Fredyma Tips Joseph Matthew for TGMA’s Urban Gospel Glory

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The 2025 Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA) just got a whole lot more exciting! Charterhouse, the organizers, have introduced a brand-new category: Urban Gospel. This move has sent shockwaves of excitement throughout the entertainment industry.

Veteran sound engineer Fred Kyei Mensah, aka Fredyma, is over the moon about the new category. He believes it’s a game-changer, recognizing the incredible contributions of Urban Gospel artists.

In a chat with Ghvibe.com, Fredyma praised the progress of Urban Gospel artists in Ghana. “The introduction of the Urban Gospel Category is a dream come true. So many talented artists will benefit from this recognition… It’s going to be a very competitive category, and I can’t wait to see who takes home the award!”

Fredyma specifically highlighted multiple award-winning Urban Gospel singer Joseph Matthew as a strong contender. “Joseph Matthew is a genius. His vocal strength, African rhythms, and timing are impeccable… His song ‘Fear No Evil’ is pure magic. The way he weaves together inspiring lyrics, catchy melodies, and infectious beats is simply masterful.”

Joseph Matthew’s ‘Fear No Evil’ has been making waves, showcasing his lyrical talent, vocal prowess, and solidifying his position as a leading force in Afro-gospel music. The song’s music video is a stunning visual masterpiece that perfectly complements the song’s powerful message.

The 2025 Telecel Ghana Music Awards is shaping up to be an unforgettable event. With the introduction of the Urban Gospel category, the competition is going to be fiercer than ever.

Joseph Matthew, in the year under review, released ‘Fear No Evil.’ The multiple award-winning Afrocentric artist showcased his lyrical talent, rapping with confidence, in this dynamic and exciting track.

As a thrilling journey, ‘Fear No Evil’ reflects Joseph Matthew’s growth as an artist and solidifies his position as a leading force in Afro-gospel music.

The song is accompanied by a well-directed music video

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