Renown singer Carol Ngochi has released a new single TWAKUPA SIFA which is part of her 3rd album. The song which means “I give you glory” in English is a praise song with a message of giving praise to God exalting and lifting him above all else. It brings a praise and worship experience that brings down the presence of God.
Carol Ngochi is a gospel musician- praise and worship leader- who believes that God has given her a wonderful gift to minister to Him and reach out to people through Gospel music.
Today’s Devotion is shared by Carol Ngochi a worship singer and a mother. Read below
Moving From Pit To Purpose
Joseph’s journey led him from the pit to purpose.The future didnt look bright from the pit.But imagne if he didn’t trust God.Thankfuly his faith was in God and not in what he could see or encounter.
Are you feeling like you are in a pit, opposition is too great, jealousy, rejection, betray, forgotten feeling lost ,sabotaged..watever the situation ;like Joseph you can choose to trust God.
Greatness awaits on the other side.Your destined for a purpose.Hold on to God.
Earlier this month we shared about the music career of Carol Ngochi (Read Here) and we must add this was one of the articles that caught many by surprise who knew her.
Now Carol Ngochi who is known for songs such as Hutia has gone out for a photo shoot for her next cover in which she terms herself as a queen. Carol Ngochi has been a praise and worship leader over 20 years and still has the beauty of a queen [See Photos].
We had an interview with one blessed praise and worship singer by the name of Carol Ngochi . She is one woman who is dedicated to serve and serve the body of Christ. Read below
Who Is Carol Ngochi ?
Carol Ngochi is a born again christian.A gospel musician who is married and have 2 kids.
Why Decide to use the Name Carol Ngochi as your stage name ?
I decided to use Carol Ngochi as my stage name because many people address me by the name Carol wich is short form of Caroline.Ngochi is my husbands name and i decided to pick because its my Surname and its unique.
When Did You Start Singing?
I started singing when i was a small girl in nursery and sunday school. I also sang in primary school and started composing songs when i was in high school.
How can you describe your type of music and what message do you usually like to put across ?
My kind of music is praise and worship. I have been a praise and worship leader over 20years. My biggest calling is to lead people in worship so i flow in composing such kind of songs. I believe God is looking for true worshipers who will worship him in truth and spirit.I put across songs of adoration to God ,songs of hope and songs of encouragement.
It seems vernacular songs don’t get a lot of air play these days.. What do you have to say about that
I think its wrong to have such a perspective on vernacular songs. Even in singing there is the language you express yourself best.its only hear in kenya cultures are despised yet we appreciate more songs which we don’t understand the language from other countries.The flow should be felt in a song if it is well done even if it not totally understood.. Singers should put translations on videos.
Do you feel like their are challenges these days in selling music ?
There is a big challenge in selling music,especially when the airplay is poor.
When did you give your life to Christ?
I got saved 1989 when i was a very young girl in primary school.
Tell Us About Your Music and Albums ?
I recorded my first album 2005 ; it was poorly recorded so I didn’t put it in the market.My second album is called HUTIA which is awasome and has great videos which I recorded in 2012.
Whats future Plans do you have and dreams? ( Whats next for Carol Ngochi )
My future plans in music ;
I am working on a kiswahili album. and my desire is that my music reaches all the nations of the world.I BELIEVE I HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO REACH THERE.By Gods grace I will make it.
We have heard this common saying that once you reach a palace you must have probably hit a gold mine. Who Said So? “Someone said so”
Taking a look at the current music “industry” we tend to find their that wide gap between established artistes and upcoming/uprising artistes. The funny thing is that which I now term it as a fact is that many upcoming artistes always have some one they look up to or admire to be in their singing.
This is not new as an upcoming artiste would always say I wish I could do a collabo with a top artiste so that I would make it but just never end up making.
Kenyan worship singer Carol Ngochi who sang “Hutia” also echoes the same words in saying :
“For my fellow artists;
Rushing to do a collabo with established artistes wont make you stars overnight, more often than not, it will turn out to be counter-productive as the famous artist ends up getting all credit, even if they are not the composers.”