When the altar becomes a market, revelation becomes negotiation!

Pulpit Affair” exposes the scandal of spirituality turned spectacle, a fiery critique of performative religion, ego-driven ministries, and the politics behind holy microphones. The track doesn’t gossip; it prophesies. It calls out the trade happening in the name of truth, where charisma replaces calling and pulpits become platforms for pride.

This is not a diss track. It’s a mirror, reflecting how worship got monetized and how “church drama” became more scripted than sermon.

When altar boys become actors,
And pulpits become stages,
Don’t ask why the fire stopped falling,
The offering turned to wages.

Boss Elnath threads Yoruba and Urhobo inflections through a hypnotic Afro-fusion bounce, blending prophetic cadence with cinematic percussion. The delivery feels ancestral and modern at once, street-coded, spirit-laced, and unashamedly bold.

Pulpit affair

Wa Lie Ta Lie” is a firestorm in disguise, a prophetic Afro-fusion anthem where truth and deceit wrestle in rhythm. Boss Elnath blends toned mystique with Afro bounce, chanting:

Dem dey run you street / Wa lie Ta lie!
Dem use you catch cruise / i go lie for you?…”
Dem say God said / na lie dem lie

It’s not just music — it’s discernment in melody. The track exposes deception in spiritual disguise, calling out false prophets, street manipulators, and anyone selling counterfeit light.

Why it hits:
	•	Deep Hausa mystique meets prophetic street wisdom.
	•	Afro bounce that’s catchy yet convicting.
	•	A chorus that sticks like truth itself — raw, repeatable, unforgettable.

For fans of: Burna Boy · Brymo · Fela Kuti · Odumodublvck

🔥 If you like this track, follow Boss Elnath for more prophetic Afro-fusion fire.

Wa lie Ta lie

“Why Me” is a soulful Afro-fusion cry from the heart, a reflection on betrayal, misunderstanding, and divine preservation. Boss Elnath blends raw emotion with prophetic poetry, asking life’s hardest question with grace and grit: “Why me?”

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Why me

Founder of HeartScript Sound | Prophetic Afro-Fusion
He is the prophetic street-poet and creative force behind HeartScript Sound.
A sonic movement fusing Afrobeat rhythm, spoken-word fire, and spiritual insight. His music is more than entertainment; it’s revelation. With raw truth and cinematic soul, Boss Elnath confronts false altars, identity loss, and performative religion. His tracks blend International essence, Lagos grit, and prophetic cadence — all rooted in purpose, not platform.

🔥 Sound & Identity

Genre: Afro-Fusion, Street Gospel, Spoken Word  Languages: English, Pidgin, Urhobo 
Themes: Purpose, Spiritual Warfare, and Cultural Clarity

Brand Visuals

Cinematic portraits, Lagos-street-inspired visuals, moody cover art, and prophetic video reels are in development. 
The HeartScript brand is visual truth with a native pulse.

Wa lie Ta lie

Boss Elnath

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