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Nigerian singer-songwriter MOSES. (Miracle Obianuju Moses) is out with her debut EP PHOENIX RISING, a five-track odyssey that transmutes personal trauma into transcendent artistry. Seamlessly blending Afrobeats rhythms with Neo-Soul introspection, the Enugu-raised artist crafts a project that feels both deeply personal and universally resonantâa testament to the power of cultural roots and emotional honesty.
The EP opens with the titular âMOSES.â, a spiritual manifesto that blends Igbo heritage with unshakable self-assurance. Over hypnotic percussion and celestial harmonies, she declares her divine alignment, setting the tone for a journey that oscillates between sacred and sensual. This duality shines on âHIGHLY SPIRITUALâ, where Nigerian slang and sultry vocals transform flirtation into a form of worship, proving desire and spirituality need not exist in separate realms.
At its core, PHOENIX RISING is an exercise in alchemyâturning pain into power. âINCANTATIONSâ marries streetwise resilience with soul-baring vulnerability, its lyrics serving as both armor and prayer. But itâs âSTORY O.M.L.â that forms the EPâs emotional nucleus: a haunting, multilingual confession (weaving Pidgin, Igbo, and English) that recounts childhood repression with the cadence of a psalm. When MOSES. sings, âmy pain stitched into every verse,â she isnât exaggerating; this is music as survival, as scripture.
The closing âNO STRESSâ offers a quiet revolution, its Afrobeats-infused grooves underscoring a radical act of self-preservation. Here, MOSES. trades martyrdom for boundaries, her voice a soothing balm over rhythms that pulse like a steadying heartbeat.
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The EP opens with the titular âMOSES.â, a spiritual manifesto that blends Igbo heritage with unshakable self-assurance. Over hypnotic percussion and celestial harmonies, she declares her divine alignment, setting the tone for a journey that oscillates between sacred and sensual. This duality shines on âHIGHLY SPIRITUALâ, where Nigerian slang and sultry vocals transform flirtation into a form of worship, proving desire and spirituality need not exist in separate realms.
At its core, PHOENIX RISING is an exercise in alchemyâturning pain into power. âINCANTATIONSâ marries streetwise resilience with soul-baring vulnerability, its lyrics serving as both armor and prayer. But itâs âSTORY O.M.L.â that forms the EPâs emotional nucleus: a haunting, multilingual confession (weaving Pidgin, Igbo, and English) that recounts childhood repression with the cadence of a psalm. When MOSES. sings, âmy pain stitched into every verse,â she isnât exaggerating; this is music as survival, as scripture.
The closing âNO STRESSâ offers a quiet revolution, its Afrobeats-infused grooves underscoring a radical act of self-preservation. Here, MOSES. trades martyrdom for boundaries, her voice a soothing balm over rhythms that pulse like a steadying heartbeat.
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