Yoruba gospel singer SB Live delivers “Arakunrin,” a lively praise single with strong African rhythm and groove.
“Arakunrin” means “brother” in Yoruba, and the word carries warmth in any church or family setting. SB Live, whose real name is Seun Bankole, leads the SB Live Band. He built his name on melodious sounds that mix Yoruba praise with deep African rhythm, so this single sits right in his lane.
His catalogue shows how steady he has been. The “Kingdom Melodies” series now runs to its ninth edition, and he has brought in guests like BBO, Apekeola, Dare Justified, and Laolu Gbenjo along the way. That kind of consistency keeps a praise audience loyal, because listeners know what they will get.
“Arakunrin” also works as a plain, joyful praise record. The groove moves the room, while the Yoruba lines keep the worship personal. So it fits a Sunday service as easily as a weekday playlist.
With more than 36,000 monthly listeners on Spotify, SB Live already has a solid base. This single gives that base something fresh to sing along to.
Stream “Arakunrin” and tell us – is SB Live one of the most consistent praise voices in Yoruba gospel?
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