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Find Strength in ‘I’m A Soldier’, Joseph And The Kohanim’s Latest”

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Joseph And The Kohanim’s new release, “I’m A Soldier,” featuring the powerful vocals of South African lead singer Tazzy L, is here to uplift and inspire.

This anthem serves as a rallying cry for believers to persist in their faith, reminding them of their strength and resilience.

“We were never promised a life without battles,” says Dr. Joseph Opare, the song’s producer and writer. “But as soldiers of faith, we are called to endure hardship, with the assurance that ‘we are more than conquerors.'”

Melli3000 from Jamaica declares in the song, “This we a go sing pon repeat,” as a response to the backing vocals’ emphasis on the words, “We are more than conquerors, oh did you know that?” highlighting its profound impact and uplifting message.

“I’m A Soldier” draws on a rich tapestry of melodies from Christian artists across Ghana, South Africa, and Jamaica. This blend of spiritual motivation and vibrant rhythms is designed to rejuvenate your spirit and call you to regroup for the battles ahead.

Play “I’m A Soldier” during challenging times and let its inspiring riddim lift your soul, allowing the Holy Ghost to minister to you.

Joseph And The Kohanim have consistently showcased their ability to blend various musical genres while delivering powerful messages that resonate with audiences worldwide.

“I’m A Soldier” is a testament to their commitment to creating music that uplifts the spirit and encourages listeners to persevere through life’s challenges.

The single is available on all major music download and streaming platforms. Fans can follow Joseph And The Kohanim on social media for updates on releases, and behind-the-scenes content.

Checkout Joseph And The Kohanim on social media for updates on releases, and behind-the-scenes content.
Listen now and join the fight of faith with renewed strength and determination.

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