Kenyan music sensation, Nadia Mukami is sure a voice that can compare to none other. Recently, she decided to unveil another side of her after releasing a gospel tune.<\/p>\n
Now questions many are asking is: Has Nadia moved to the Gospel world of music? A question she has answered promptly.<\/p>\n
\u00a8Maombi\u00a8 comes in as her 8th studio song. One that is best described as a thanksgiving song to God for his presence in her life.<\/p>\n
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Word has reached her fast enough and she refutes claims that she has ditched secular for gospel.<\/p>\n
As reported by Nairobi News, the beauty clarified:<\/p>\n
It\u00b4s totally a no. I knew that people would take it like that because I have been asked that question a million times but no. As secular artistes, sometimes we even pray a lot.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Drawing the line between secular music and belief in God, she stated:<\/p>\n
We do secular music because it\u00b4s business, it\u00b4s passion. Music is very universal, you\u00b4re singing about love even in the Bible there\u00b4s love so I feel like people confuse it. So for me, \u00a8Maombi\u00a8 is just a thanksgiving song to God for what he\u00b4s done in my life and to inspire someone else to give thanks.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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A song she attributes to the events in her personal life, something she considered worth the thanksgiving and praise to God.<\/p>\n
This is very personal to me. I did this song at a time I was really broke, for many months. That same day that I wrote this song, I got called to be on Coke Studio. So it\u00b4s a song that is very personal to me just thanking God for what I have been through and not focusing on the negative.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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