Nigerian gospel singer TY Bello has released “Oba Alanu,” a worship collaboration featuring Sinmidele Nosa and Ellie Scotte on her album. The song sits at number 14 on her 20-track gospel record “I Speak Lamb.” It brings three distinct voices into one space, and the combination shapes the entire mood of the track.
Sinmidele Nosa and Ellie Scotte each carry a different texture into “Oba Alanu.” Sinmidele’s tone leans toward gentle devotion, while Ellie Scotte adds a brighter edge. TY Bello produced the record herself, so the vocal blend was intentional rather than accidental. The album arrived on 2026-10-10, after two years of waiting from her fans.
TY Bello first became popular as a member of the defunct gospel band Kush in the 2000s. Since then she has built a catalogue that includes “We Are Fire,” “The Spirit of Light,” and “HEAVEN HAS COME.” She has worked alongside names like Nosa, 121SELAH, and Tomi Favored across various projects.
Worship music like this rarely stays confined to one moment, because it keeps finding new listeners long after the album cycle ends. Have you played “Oba Alanu” yet? Drop your thoughts below.
