Mike Abdul Taps OlaPressPLAY For His New Single, “Fuji Messiah”
Mike Abdul, a well-known Nigerian gospel recording artist and Fuji priest, has released a new single named ” Fuji Messiah” featuring OlaPressPLAY. According to Mike Abdul, the revelation of these lines came from above in order to infuse the ambience with new vitality and enthusiasm.
The intensity in this song is strong, the percussion are energetic, the music structure is commanding, and the lyrics are gripping. Speaking of his music, Abdul discussed with Joy Inc. founder Chude Jideonwo on how he has maintained his sound and music style despite the collapse of the Fuji genre.
Mike Abdul stated that his ability to recognize and accept generational and cultural change has allowed him remain current and keep the Fuji spirit alive. But before that interview, Mike had just released the official graphics for his song “30 billion Halleluyah.”
The sonorous Monique of the well-known hit song “Oba Gbogbo Aye” and A’dam were both co-Spaghetti Records artists and appeared in the visual, which is in and of itself a creative production. The imprint record company of Mike Abdul is called Spaghetti Records.
Including the two singers was a conscious choice, according to Mike Abdul, a member of the award-winning gospel group Midnight Crew, and it significantly improved the song’s appeal. Likewise, OlaPressPLAY appears as the perfect guest act for Mike’s new single. Check it out below:
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