“INCENSE 1 AND 2” A New Medley By Akesse-Brempong.
Multiple award winning songwriter, recording artiste, worship leader and also soldier of the cross, Phil Evans Akesse-Brempong has released the official video of his latest medley of Ghanaian worship prayer song “Incense 1 and 2.”
Just as Akesse-Brempong’s hit Spontaneous Worship was created in two folds so as to Incense. Incense 1 and 2 is now available in all music streaming platform; Spotify, iTunes, Amazon, Apple Music and Google Play.
“Incense” is a worship song that will lift up the souls of every believer in the atmosphere of prayer. This medley was recorded live during “Heal Our Land” Live Concert in this year to motivate and encourage Christians to hold onto God.
Incense 1 and 2 is a “sure atmosphere shifter.”
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INCENSE 1
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8GrTVCqM9s]
INCENSE 2
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxSBCEDKcys]
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