Renowned gospel musician Wale Kay has unveiled his latest single, “Nothing Outside,” featuring the exceptional Benny Bkoye. This soul-stirring track is a profound declaration of faith, emphasizing the centrality of Jesus in every aspect of life.
“Nothing Outside” – A Song of Total Dependence on Jesus
Inspired by Colossians 1:16-18 and Colossians 2:9, “Nothing Outside” reminds believers that in Jesus, all things consist. The song highlights that Jesus is preeminent in all things, and in Him, the fullness of God dwells. With lyrics proclaiming, “All I have is Jesus. All I want is Jesus. All I need is Jesus,” the track is a powerful anthem of surrender and reliance on Christ.
A Dynamic Collaboration
Wale Kay teams up with gospel artist Benny Bkoye to deliver an inspiring performance that blends heartfelt worship with captivating music. Their collaboration brings depth and authenticity to the message of the song, creating a spiritual experience that resonates with listeners.
Behind the Music
“Nothing Outside” showcases a talented team of musicians and vocalists:
Lead Guitarist: Olaiwon Adeola Stephen
Drums: Folarin Emmanuel
Lead Keyboardist: Savior George Thompson
Support Keyboardist: Osilama Samuel
Bass Guitarist: Joshua Joseph
Background Vocals (BGVs):
Soprano: Nwadike Precious
Alto: David Victory Nfonabasi
Tenor: Christian Bassey
The track was masterfully produced by Savior George, mixed and mastered by Keptah, and the visually stunning video was directed by Trinity Lens.
Experience “Nothing Outside”
As one of the latest Nigerian gospel music releases, “Nothing Outside” is a reminder of Jesus’ ultimate authority and sufficiency. The song is now available for streaming and download on major platforms like Spotify, Boomplay, Apple Music, and Audiomack.
About Wale Kay
Wale Kay is a dynamic gospel musician known for his spirit-filled compositions and passionate worship. His music ministry continues to touch lives globally, encouraging believers to deepen their faith and worship.
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