Nigerian gospel minister and P.O.H Records artist Ebuka Songs steps into one of his most immersive releases yet with “My True Existence (Live)” – a 17-minute-and-27-second worship recording that does not feel long at all once you are inside it.
The record draws from John 15:5 – “I am the vine, you are the branches.” So the central theme of complete dependence on Christ runs through every layer. But Ebuka Songs does not deliver it as a theological statement. He leads it as an experience. Deep spiritual chants, spontaneous worship, and heartfelt declarations build layer by layer across the runtime. Because a live worship record lives or dies on atmosphere, and this one creates real atmosphere from the first minute.
What sets “My True Existence (Live)” apart from most Nigerian gospel releases this year is the meditative approach. Ebuka Songs does not chase a radio-friendly hook or a TikTok moment. Instead, he opens a space and invites the listener to stay. So the 17 minutes never feel like a commitment – they feel like a conversation that keeps going naturally.
Released through P.O.H Records and FwMusic Publishing, this record also extends a strong 2026 run that includes “Midnight Cry Vol. 8” with SteveHills and Ezekiel Okesola, and “Whatever” with Okopi Peterson. His ministry output keeps finding new angles without losing the core identity that “I Will Pray” built his name on.
For anyone going through a season that needs something more than a three-minute worship song, “My True Existence (Live)” was made for exactly that moment.
Find this one on a quiet evening, press play, and let it run – you will not regret it.
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