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NEXT 13: Rush The High Priest

Rush The High Priest (Jeffrey Nana Kweku Coleman) is a Ghanaian hip hop and Afro-pop artist redefining what faith-driven African music can sound like. Raised by his grandmother, Rebecca Oduro Frimpong, and his mother, Jacqueline Nkrumah, he grew up surrounded by faith and resilience, and found his true creative purpose after giving his life to Christ.

He made history as the first Ghanaian gospel artist to perform at the Ghana Meets Naija festival, breaking barriers between gospel and mainstream audiences. His growing catalogue includes collaborations with Nana Yaw Ofori-Atta, Cru Alxndr, VerbPro, Jonah Daniel, and South African artist Charnté Eseyin, among others. He has also worked behind the scenes with gospel artists Diana Hamilton and Sonnie Badu, deepening his understanding of the industry and his commitment to it.

Rush blends infectious rhythms with bold, Kingdom-centered lyrics, creating music that inspires without losing its edge. With every release, he continues building a legacy rooted in faith, authenticity, and artistic excellence.

#NEXT #RushTheHighPriest #gospelartist #energizemusic
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They came. They auditioned. They stunned us.

Meet the NEXT 13. 13 exceptional talents from Nigeria and Ghana carrying the flames of the afrogospel fire. 

The next ADMLs.

These are the next afrogospel ministers. And honestly, picking just 13 wasn't easy.

Congratulations to all our winners, and thank you to all who submitted. This is only the beginning.

Go show them some love.

#next #newerXceptionaltalent #energizemusic #africanmusic #thefinal13
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This is not a message to condemn any of my brothers or sisters. It is a video to inform and encourage us as the church to get original! God creates! The devil imitates! 

satan is the god of this world which means he has authority to give you influence as well. If the world is promoting your ministry then there is compromise. Wrapping the word of God into a beat that is already being used to worship the devil is compromise. It’s the same for samples. These frequencies still usher in the same original, intent, motive, and spirit that the original song was created for.

Also triggering a believers sinful past from these frequencies is very much so causing your brother and sister in Christ to stumble 100%

LMK IF YALL WANT ME TO GO MORE IN DEPTHπŸ€·πŸΎβ€β™‚οΈ
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