Ebuka Songs, Nigerian gospel minister and P.O.H Records recording artist, enters one of his most immersive albums to date with “My True Existence (Live)” — a worship track that clocks in at 17 minutes and 27 seconds but doesn’t feel long at all once you are inside it.
The record is John 15:5, “I am the vine, you are the branches.” The key idea of absolute reliance upon Christ permeates every tier. But Ebuka Songs doesn’t give it as a theological statement. He runs it like a happening. Across the runtime, layer upon layer, deep spiritual chanting, spontaneous devotion and impassioned declarations build up. Because a live worship album is all about mood, and this one provides actual atmosphere from the very first minute.
What differentiates “My True Existence (Live)” from most of the Nigerian gospel recordings this year is the meditative approach. Ebuka Songs is not looking for a radio-friendly tune, or a TikTok moment. Instead he makes a space and asks the listener to linger. So the 17 minutes never feels like a commitment, it always feels like a chat that just keeps going.
This release on P.O.H Records & FwMusic Publishing caps off a strong 2026 run that includes “Midnight Cry Vol. 8” with SteveHills and Ezekiel Okesola and “Whatever” with Okopi Peterson. His ministry output continues to find new angles without losing the basic identity that made his reputation on “I Will Pray”.
If you’re in a season of life that demands more than a three-minute praise hymn, “My True Existence (Live)” was made for that moment.
Find this one on a calm evening, hit play and let it play – you won’t regret it.
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