SAUTI SOL RELEASES A MASSIVE GOSPEL SONG



Kenyan secular music group Sauti sol has released a gospel song by the name Kuliko Jana. The song has been done in swahili and has seen the group feature Aaron Rimbui to make the track greatly spiritual .The song has been mostly soloed by Bien Aime, one of the groups best solos is a confession that the Lord is his savior, and his leader, He loves him much more today than yesterday. It peaks a prayer centered move where the group asks God to love them more today than the previous day and pleads to Him for a chance to see another day so that their enemies can witness the blessings from God upon their lives.  Listen to the whole song here .


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