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God Knows ‘Glory’

God Knows has released his first single, ‘Glory’ on narolane records. God Knows is one of the founders of Ireland’s most prolific and exciting labels, narolane records. As a collective, narolane’s creative output conveys their ethos with surety, authenticity and unapologetic ambition. That ethos is to be true to what is right, what is excellent and what is unexpected. This commitment to excellence has caught the attention of the world’s most revered cultural commentators and music media, with The NME, NPR, France 24, The Irish Times, The BBC, The Guardian, RTÉ, The Fader, Vice and The New York Times all turning their attention to this revolutionary collective.

Featuring the vocal stylings of Senita Appiakorang, ‘Glory’ is a musically lush and infectious tune from God Knows. The song ebbs and flows with jazz elements while bubbling beats create a buoyant dance-infused foundation. God Knows’ punchy lyrics rapidly flow over a backdrop of soul-sprinkled synths as the song unfolds beautifully with heavy house rhythms and irresistible melodies. Senita’s warm and smooth vocals caress the silken melody with incomparable charm, her vocal delivery is a joy to listen to as the track builds to its dynamic chorus. Showcasing deft production and vibrant musicianship, ‘Glory’ is a stunning new single from God Knows. The track is an ambitious display of musical prowess from the talented artist.

 Since he first began making music, God Knows has been held up as a mentor of the rap scene in Ireland. Although this is a role he relishes, having encouraged so many along the way, ‘Glory’ is all about bringing it back to his roots. Produced by his brother, Godwin Jonas, God Knows explains the importance of the song’s message. “Glory means to bring honour. It means having the courage to risk it all. It means not blinking first. To take advantage of everything that has ever been taken for granted. To find the places where we have abandoned ourselves. To accept that you’ll get punched in the face and smile while your nose bleeds, knowing that we never fight for victory. We fight from victory. And so we give honour to the people who give us joy. Unapologetically black, Irish, diasporan, complex, fluid, and grounded. Glory is not a feeling, not ego worship, not insecurity. A lifestyle of praise and truth. Excellence, honour, praise, celebration, power, respect, integrity, purpose. “This is what it means to walk in the Knowledge of God. “Glory.”

Stream ‘Glory’ below 


Author: Danu