Olabest and Adeyinka Alaseyori team up on “Kabiesi Re,” a gospel track that places a Yoruba name for God right at the heart of its message.

It is a focused single release, leaning hard into the high-energy praise both artists are known for, rather than a sprawling, full-length project.

The chemistry between them isn’t just a studio experiment. Olabest, born Olamilekan Adenuga, has spent years leading praise sessions, and he has shared stages with Alaseyori multiple times before. They have crossed paths at her Onisegun Nla event and his own birthday gatherings, so they already know how to feed off each other’s energy. This record tries to bottle some of that live, spontaneous worship into a studio format.

The title sets the whole tone. “Kabiesi” is a Yoruba word used for royalty, and here it addresses God as the supreme king. That approach fits perfectly with Alaseyori’s catalog, which is full of Yoruba phrasing and massive praise medleys. Olabest doesn’t try to out-sing her or steal the spotlight. He just adds his voice to a record that knows exactly what it wants to achieve.

If you have been following either of their journeys, this track bridges the gap between their live worship sets and their official releases. It isn’t trying to reinvent gospel music.

Give “Kabiesi Re” a listen and let me know if this praise collaboration hits the right notes for you.