“We Need You” by Calvis Hammond feat. Xoli Mncwango.

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Ghanaian Contemporary Gospel Singer, Calvis Hammond releases yet another uplifting single titled “We Need You”. This time teaming up with Siyanqoba Mthethwa, the former music director and producer of South Africa’s celebrated group, Joyous Celebration, to birth this beautiful, captivating, and anointed piece of art. This song also features one of South Africa’s finest and powerful voices, Xoli Mncwango.

“We Need You” was co-written and composed by Emmanuel Nutsuklo, Kate Nana Esi Hammond and Calvis Hammond. It is the daily genuine cry of our hearts to God, in a song that seeks to encourage every believer to reaffirm their faith in the leadership of our Sovereign Living God. It invokes the Peace of God amidst the many challenges and fears we encounter. It takes just one word from Him for us to find the path to solutions for the issues of life.

Especially in these uncertain times and the days beyond, may the prayer in this song push every nation and tribe to surrender all our cares, thoughts and plans to God, through our Lord Jesus Christ. No better time than now to share this gem. Be encouraged, remain steadfast in trusting God despite the situation in our world right now.

“We Need You” Credits

 

Written & Composed by: Emmanuel Nutsuklo, Kate Nana Esi Hammond & Calvis Hammond.

 

Arrangement & Production: Siyanqoba Mthethwa

 

Background Vocals:

Xoli Mncwango 

Luazyl

Nomandla Mfecane

Charles Pettingle 

 

Piano/Keys: Siyanqoba Mthethwa

Guitars & Bass: Kofi Dua Anto(KODA)

Drums: Emmanuel Bludo (Junior)

 

Recording Studios:

Khubazitha studios, Johannesburg, South Africa.

Music Klinic, Accra, Ghana.

Koded Studios, Takoradi, Ghana.

BluPrint studios, Accra, Ghana.

 

Mix Engineer: Outluk Records, Accra, Ghana.

 

Mastering Engineer: Dan Shike -Tone & Volume Mastering, Nashville, TN, USA.

 

Hammony Music © 2020


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