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TWO UP TWO DOWN

COOKE

The End.

Right Out The Gate

Like That

They Didn’t Know II

NobleOfficial - Dear Humans

IF YOU TURNT FOR GOD THIS SONG FOR YOU ! ✝️

Shackles

born again

Single by NobleOfficial called "Recovery" off NobleOfficial's 2023 album called "Recovery"


NobleOfficial Contact Information:

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Recovery

NobleOfficial "Recovery"

KUR - Mountains

Alacazam - Caleb Gordon

Connor Price & Forrest Frank - UP

ALL THE TIME

SEND THAT

Dreams and Nightmares

In God We Trust

Promise

An unreleased song from 2016, recorded for my Daughter, Eva, but also dedicated to all the black lives that feel like they are worthless. "I belong to you, you belong to me, and we belong to Love (God)"

Inception EP

Born on the 25th (feat. Alana)

Discover the groundbreaking influence of Anike, formerly known as Wande, a pioneer in Christian music and the first Christian female rapper with major commercial success. Formerly known as Wande, she has embraced a new chapter, dedicating her life to glorifying Yahweh and letting go of her birth names "Mutiat" and "Yewande" that reflected Muslim practices & African spirituality roots.

Anike, the first female Christian rapper to tour with icons like Lecrae and collaborate with artists like TobyMac, has a unique blend of hip-hop, R&B, and pop. She was the first female artist signed to Reach Records and has been featured on GRAMMY-nominated projects and Billboard's #1 album "The Mav Way." Influential figures like Michelle Obama and Kirk Franklin have recognized her contributions on their playlists as well.

Anike's versatility extends to appearances in ESPN and Apple commercials, performances at the Essence Festival, and hosting "Girl Talk" on TBNx, focusing on women's spiritual empowerment. Her engaging comedic content and life talks, like "Hallelujah Roll Call," have amassed millions of views. Anike—a visionary with millions of streams on Spotify alone—continuing to shape how Christians engage with culture.

In summer 2024, Anike changed her legal and artist name from Wande, noting "This change is deeply meaningful to me, reflecting a departure from my old legal names, Mutiat and Yewande, which carried meaning not aligned with my faith such as reincarnation, and devotion to other gods. The name Anike means "someone you cherish, care for, love, and don’t take for granted." It serves as a reminder of my inherent worth, cherished by my Creator, and this affirmation is something I wish to echo through my music.”