hello vibers , I truly hope and believe you’ll enjoy reading this article as much as I enjoyed putting it together.
We are once again presented with another opportunity to air our view on which of the music cover we think stood out, thanks to this wonderful community. It continues to amaze me how just sharing a simple song cover or review can earn you not just recognition but also rewards. That, to me, is a rare privilege one that goes beyond singing.
Toevery individual working behind the scenes to keep this community active and fair., I appreciate you all Your efforts do not go unnoticed. It’s not an easy task to judge fairly and consistently, yet you all do it with so much dedication.
Now, after going through the various contestant entries for the Vibes Competition Week 38, one performance stood out to me. It was by @ovipraise, who delivered a touching cover of “Oluwa Dide” by T-Philz. This is no just ordinary song , the song is a powerful gospel track by a Nigerian artist and is performed in the Yoruba language. The title translates to “Lord, Arise,” and it carries a a whole lot of deep spiritual message about calling on God when we are in deep troubles.
The message of the song is highly relevant today just like the psalmist, the singer cries for divine intervention in a world filled with pain, suffering, and unrest. Especially in Nigeria, where some states are still plagued with violence and insecurity, this song becomes more than just music it becomes a prayer.
Listening to @ovipraise’s version brought all those emotions rushing back. He didn’t just sing; he ministered through his performance. It felt like a sincere prayer, and I found myself quietly asking God to heal the world as I listened. If I were to rate his performance, I would give him a solid 90 out of 100, simply because he carried the weight of the song’s message so beautifully.
This is a call to faith, hope, and trust in God’s power, and not just any ordinary song. And I deeply thank @ovipraise for reminding me of that through his amazing performance.
Thank you for reading.
Here is the link to his performance:
Watch the performance here