Afrobeats Praise Anthems

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This is dedicated to Jean Martial Coffi who passed away on the 14th November 2014. May your soul rest in peace. Tracklist: 1. Jean Martial Coffi – Adecima 2. Guvna B – Chale feat. Shad Stone 3. Andrew Bello – I No Fit Shout At All 4. Kingzkid – Rep For The Lord 5. Esaias – Superman feat. Kingzkid 6. Hans – Oshe Baba 7. B.O.U.Q.U.I – Celebrate feat. Da’ T.R.U.T.H. 8. Kingzkid – He Go Do For You 9. Frank Edwards – I Made It 10. Kefee – Abo Abo 11. Pastor Uche – God Is Good 12. Andrew Bello – Bosi Centre 13. Victizzle - iSing feat. Utter Once and Muyiwa 14. Frank Edwards – Something Dey Move Me 15. Tim Godfrey – Agidigba 16. Tim Godfrey – Champion feat. Banky W 17. Sarkodie – Adonai feat. Castro Follow me: www.twitter.com/mrmintsofficial www.mixcloud.com/mrmints I am NOT the author of these tracks and I DO NOT own rights to any of this content. These mixes are made for entertainment purposes, not for monetary gain. If you enjoy the mixes, please support the artists by checking out the originals.

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