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Following up his spirit-filled ode to God’s love, “Na Your Way”, Nosa returns with “Dry Bones” – an inspirational song and reminder to stand tall in the face of challenges. Nosa’s “Dry Bones” is a beacon of hope. In a world that constantly churns out reasons to be sad or downcast, it is a breath of fresh optimism which is firmly rooted in God’s never-ending faithfulness. The song’s many elements perfectly combine to create a thoroughly moving masterpiece. Its majestic strings; resounding and emphatic drums; the spine-tingling croon of the harmonious choir. They all perfectly complement Nosa’s deft songwriting and unmistakable silvery vocals. ‘Dry Bone’ is accompanied by powerful new visuals. Between its gorgeous scenic shots, clever motifs, camera movements, and moving contemporary dance numbers, it is a cinematic delight. Watch Below;

Showgear Record’s own  Folabi Nuel  brings new vibes into the year 2020 with “ OMEMMA ,” a new single and video featuring inspirational Nigerian gospel singer  Nosa . Coming off the success of “Yeshua” from the Hunger Live Recording at LifePointe Church and David’s Christian Centre in Lagos – OMEMMA is a lively African melody written in English and Igbo (a language from South Eastern Nigeria), and it talks about the goodness, faithfulness, and special love of God. This is evidenced in expression through every melody, word and rhythm. “Omemma” was written by Folabi Nuel and mixed and mastered by Olives. The track is available to stream and download on all digital platforms including  iTunes, Apple Music, Spotify and Boomplay . Download OMEMMA Video & Audio

  Biography Nosa and Franca as a duo are worship leaders who have been recording artists since 1989. Individually, Nosa is a multi instrumentalist and evangelist, and Franca is a vocalist. Their ministry started under the late Archbishop Benson Idahosa, where they sang together in the Christian Redeemed Voices of Church of God Mission Int. They got married in 1995, and currently have three children. As recording artists, they have been very successful with several releases, touring with their gospel band, and have won several awards. They operate their own Audio and Video studio, Faith Duet Studio in Benin City, Nigeria, and are involved in several projects, from organizing crusades and musical programs for churches, to developing, mentoring and producing for new artists, to free music concerts for the youth. They count as their major influence Archbishop Benson Idahosa, David Mporampora and Dwight and Denise Lilies, and are inspired by Panam Percy Paul and S