Liberian Afro-pop artist Spize opens his new three-track EP “Not By Accident” with the uplifting single “Hallelujah,” blending faith with street-pop energy. The song dropped in July as the lead track from the project, marking Spize’s first independent release since parting ways with Lib Muzik record label. Delicate keyboard pads and snappy shaker loops anchor the production, while a moderate bassline and Afro-fusion kick drum create a warm, bouncy foundation.
Spize has been building momentum throughout the year. He kicked off 2026 with fresh material and followed up with singles like “Road” before unveiling this EP. The artist has also appeared on collaborative tracks, including “African Sound” with Zoravyn, and continues to generate buzz across streaming platforms and social media.
His vocal approach on “Hallelujah” leans into gratitude and celebration. He rides the steady tempo smoothly, moving between thoughtful verses and a captivating chorus. The production leaves enough space for his rich vocal tone to lead without crowding. That balance keeps the record grounded while allowing the message to resonate clearly.
The decision to open an EP with a prayer song shows confidence in the artist’s core identity. It sets a tone that feels personal rather than commercial, yet the Afro-fusion arrangement keeps the energy high enough for rotation.
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