Ahem…Is this thing on?Gil Joe and Nkay will always have a special place in my heart. When I first started doing this relationship thing with Jesus, their lyrics were my constant companions. They taught little ol’ me that being a Jesus lover was nothing to be ashamed. of. Love you guys!​Album Title: 

#AfroGospelToTheWorld
Platform: SpotifyArtist: Gil Joe x Nkay1. 

Nobody: Love…Love..love…love this song! The fusion between Afro beats and EDM in this track is too much for my un-

Zanku-able legs to handle. I can’t with this song: the lyrics, the strategic placement of the beat drop. It’s like, after you proclaim to the Lord that there is nobody else, you’re like, “let me show You what I mean!” Please hep me clap for GilJoe x Nkay and Proud Refuge. 

Song Credits: Gil Joe, Nkay, Proud Refuge2. 

Do: If you have heard this song, be honest: do you not have “That You do” stuck in your head? I’ll be honest: I 

do! 

😆 (see what I did there?

) Also, in the spirit of full disclosure, when I first heard the song, I slept on it. But now, I can’t sit still when it comes on. Gil Joe, well done. Jesus is the new wave! 

Song Credits: Gil Joe3. Better: Seriously, Gil Joe’s growth as a producer has grown so much from Maturity. Don’t get me wrong, all the songs on Maturity are dope, but the songs on here are Better. See what I did there, again? Hehe.

Song Credits: Gil Joe, Nkay4. Shackles. Y’ALL!!! Y’ALL.!! Y’ALL! Y’all… I 😭 freaking love 😭 this 😭 song.😭

Okay. Okay. I will calm down. I promise: I am not overhyping this track. Everything about this track is a hit. The beat, the lyrics, the enthusiastic voices of Gil Joe and Nkay…even the timing fit! (the song came out when the Shaku shaku dance was in its prime). I mean, Shackles & Shaku shaku. This review practically wrote itself.

Song Credits: Gil Joe, Nkay, 5. With Me: Whoever came up with the idea for Gil Joe and Nkay to release an EP together is a freaking genius! The drums on this track give me so much life. I really do believe that God still has so much for me when I hear this song. Gil Joe and Nkay have this uncanny ability to sing a song with swagger. As if the lyrics were created for that beat and the beat for that lyric. Nothing else fits.

Song Credits: Gil Joe, Nkay

6. Since You Came: I honestly wish this song was longer. I really could listen to Mr. Nkay groove on this beat for hours. This song feels like a R &B -infused love song, and who better to sing a love song to, than the Lord of love Himself? Also, Nkay’s voice on this track is probably the best I have ever heard it. Love, love, love it! 
Song Credits: Nkay
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7. Issa No: This song is sassy! But you wouldn’t know it if you weren’t paying attention. In that classic chill Gil Joe x Nkay way, they saunter through this track with sass and swag. I am a fan of this song. 
Song Credits: Gil Joe, Nkay

Nothing compares to when you sing a song for the Lord. It just fits. 
I think that is an apt word for this EP. “Fits.”
#AfroGospelToTheWorld fits and I’m a fan.