Fast-rising indigenous musician and cultural singer MOEC is back on the scene with a genuinely moving new tune titled “Helper”.
This new book arrives at a time when people are looking for real prayers to help them through the struggles of everyday life. This profound release comes at a very good time, as fans are yearning for real tunes of street survival. They are continually searching for help from heaven as the odds are great in the trenches.
The producer lays down a pretty nice mid-tempo groove with light acoustic guitar loops and good drum rhythms. He also adds a modest shaker pattern to keep the beat fresh, running under the main theme. The accompaniment is sharp and nevertheless spacious enough to allow the listener to be led by the vocals.
MOEC leads the record with his typical powerful speaking and big emotional presence. He rides the gradual cadence with complete confidence, his soft voice wafting over the dainty chords. So his easy performance creates a very pleasant sensation to the full music.
The song’s poetry is very much about hope, endurance, and screaming out for a helper in need. He sings of working hard and faith that somehow, somehow, a breakthrough would occur despite the barriers. His message quickly resonates with the regular man, speaking in common Pidgin and local Igbo.
This collaboration is a marriage made in heaven as his passionate poetry is well complemented by the easy-going, highlife-infused sound. The musical pieces meld well, to create a really quiet and prayerful haven for your thoughts. So they compose a highly satisfying street anthem that hits hard.
So, add this beautiful track to your morning motivational playlist today. Now, enjoy the warm audio on your favorite digital music platform.
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