Nigerian Afro-gospel pioneer Gaise Baba returns with “God Is Cooking,” his third studio album anchoring a season of purpose and faith. The 13-track project arrives through 464 Projects and ONErpm, blending urban sonics with Christian themes that define his movement.
Production comes from Sess and other collaborators, while the track list includes “Show Workings” featuring Greatman Takit. That pairing carries weight because both artists move comfortably across Afro-gospel and contemporary praise spaces, though each brings a distinct vocal energy to the record.
Gaise Baba, born Akinade Ibuoye, has built his catalogue from the 2011 debut through the “Logos – The EP” and sophomore set “A Decade After.” He sings in Yoruba, English, and Nigerian Pidgin, which gives his music a broad cultural reach that few gospel acts match.
The album itself leans into surrender, service, and spiritual growth, so listeners get worship that still grooves. An exclusive listening event in London already teased the project, and the early buzz points to a record that bridges church and street without losing either audience.
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