Mike Abdul’s 30 Billion Halleluyah visuals out

Gospel singer, Mike Abdul, has released the official visuals of his ‘30 billion Halleluyah single.

The visual, which is a creative work in itself, featured co-Spaghetti Records artists, the sonorous Monique of the ‘Oba Gbogbo Aye’ famed hit song and A’dam. Spaghetti Records is the imprint record label of Mike Abdul.

Mike Abdul, who is one of the quartets of the award-winning gospel group, Midnight Crew, says featuring the two singers was a deliberate effort and it really added to the finesse of the song.

“30 billion Halleluyah is a wonderful song and I decided to feature the two artists because of their dexterity. I belong to the same record label as Monique and A’DAM so it’s easier to form a team and work together. So far, we’ve done about ten songs together and worked on several other projects as a team. We call it “TeamSPAGHETTI,” he said.

Mike Abdul who is adept with the Fuji genre and has recorded ‘Fuji Fusion’ with his bigger group, Midnight Crew, has released two solo albums and they are all well loved. Notable among them is his debut entitled,  Morire. Another is the hit song, Korede.

Speaking on the inspiration for the ‘30 billion Halleluyah’ song which enormous number takes a cue from the lyrics of Davido’s award-winning song, IF. Abdul says,  “30 Billion  Halleluyah is inspired by the need to express that the blessings of God far outweighs our praises of Him.

“I then thought of the life we live should be that of praise. As a songwriter, I thought to remind the people in a song they already sing that no one can praise God too much. So, I used a big figure they’re familiar with; 30Billion,” he stated.

Mike Abdul indeed is a singer that knows his onions and him along with his group mates, Gbenga Oyebola, Odunayo Ojo-Onasanya and Pat Uwaje-King, performed ‘30 billion halleluyah’ at the Experience 2017 concert that had the theme, Christ Our King.