The Wandering Moon

You Are The One

Show Me The Love ft N.A Aripano and Javis Mc

Muhaba Gurush duet with BigDream

Awadifo is a Lugbara word to mean Thank You.For all the great and mighty things God has done. In the song, El Nai creatively ministers a message of gratitude to God in Various languages. The Bible says in Psalms 107: 1 that Give thanks to the LORD, for he is good; his love endures forever

Awadifo

Howdy! I present to you  "Shout(oh oh oh)"
  
Shout with joy, trust in God alone, not man, the world may Fail you,but not God, take an example, the Israelite s didn't think that they would escape from pharaoh and his soldiers when they reached the red sea, but God in his own power, made a dry path for his people to pass through the red sea

He can still make that happen today
Psalms 66,

Shout(oh oh oh)

Shout(oh oh oh)-Instrumentals

When You Look Down is a song written in English, Lugbara, Luganda and Arabic.

God has placed me around these 4 communities, and he has been speaking to me through proverbs 19:17 to extend this same message to them.

Although efforts are being made to help the underprivileged, orphans etc, the poor have had little attention, in fact they have become invisibles! 

We need to rise up and realize that they are also people, who struggle, and who deserve to have attention paid to their struggles.

We need to see this and hear about it, so that we can keep our humanity intact and maintain our ability to have empathy and compassion for others.

When You Look Down

Better Place is a song that talks about a place of  treasures prepared for us, a place of single community, joy and reward and a place of justice. Jesus is the owner of that BetterPlace.

I have known Arion Grace for a few years now, when the lord led me to her to co labour in the kingdom, I couldn't resist the call, I approached her and we talked and prayed about it and today God's word has come into fulfillment. Amen

Love-Live.Sing-Pray
El Nai Music

Better Place

Better Place - El Nai ft Arion Grace

El Nai

Turn the replay (cover)

we need Jesus all the time because He has demonstrated, with every word and action, that His free gift of love is so wide and high and long and deep that it’s impossible for us to even comprehend it.

we need to crave getting as close as possible to the source of love and strength! Not only when we are craving for finances or healing etc, but ALL THE TIME

Everytime

Song Originally done and performed by Bill Luton

I Stand Amazed (Cover)

I Stand Amazed(Cover) - El Nai ft CalvaryWorship

El Nai is a Christian Rock/Rochihop Artist and Musician who is sometimes diverse in music genres. He is Based in Entebbe (Uganda).


A Nominee in VIGA MUSIC AWARDS 2015 for album of the year category. Launched his first album, ‘The Answer” on 9th.August. 2015 at Calvary Chapel- Entebbe in Uganda (East Africa) featuring several Gospel artists such as, Levixone, B-Lyer, Jonas Rayme and many more. The album contains 13tracks, mastered and produced in Uganda and in the US (Georgia). He was named as “New artist of the Month “in August 2014, by Radio Abc 99.3 (Uganda), And also featured on IMPACT and ALPHA FM’S MOM.ENTS MAGAZINE.


MUSICAL JOURNEY


Right from my childhood I had always loved music, I used to make my mother, worry a lot, because I would always move my legs back and forth when sick lying in the bed making music beats in my head. She did not understand it. She always thought that I was too sick. She did everything to make sure that I was all right. It was fun though ha-ha.                          


I played jerry cans for drums, My passion for music kept growing until when I got a little older and started dancing in my church Sunday school.
As a child, I went to almost every Gathering because of the music and drama that’s always found there, music was all I wanted.


A few years later; I became part of my primary school Brass band from 2002 – 2005.
The trumpet was my major instrument. I was also a part time player in the Uganda Police brass band (Arua Branch) 2005-2006. I learnt to play the acoustic guitar as well as the trumpet in 2002. And that became a catalyst that inspired me to develop my talent in music.                  


Since then, I have served as a bandleader in several music groups, including Asifiwe band and Children’s Choir, and Church worship band at Calvary Chapel Entebbe (Uganda).
I volunteered as a worship leader and youth leader at the church while writing and composing my own music.


My mum told me that a man, who was her friend and a soldier, wanted to take me to stay with him, since I was always in love with his guitar and songs, but my mum of course refused. This man kept trying but my mum stood her ground so he gave up. However, when I went to Yambio, (Sudan) in 2011, I found him with his big live band and I became part of it for the time I was there. He was so happy! He narrated to me all the stories that happened when I was a little child and what he had seen in me back then. He felt like this was a “dream come true”.  


Early Life


Born in 1990 from the war torn region of Sudan in a small town called Ri- Rungu in Yambio the now capital state of Western Equatoria, South Sudan, bordering Central African Republic and the Democratic Republic of Congo.


“El Nai” is a name I inherited from my late dad, Elnai Dorube Donyadi meaning, “Close to or close with God.”


My father served as a medical doctor in Ri- Rungu hospital but he died when I was only 8 months old. As a child, I did not understand why I had no father like the rest of my friends until when I was a bit older.                          I started to understand what it all meant in a war zone without a father. The Sudan civil war interrupted my childhood, education, my family and friends and therefore, I was on and off school all the time. I avoided being abducted as a child soldier several times by hiding in the woods


Finally, a friend of my mother helped me to flee the country for Uganda in January 2000. As a result of all these, I was unable to meet my brothers until 2005 and 2008 as they had also fled for their lives.                       Almost a decade went by before I saw my mother (Unfortunately, I lost her, she went to be with the lord on 22nd.2016) and siblings again. God willing, I hope to one day meet my brother Jebdaya Mabilindi who fled to Central African Republic. 

May my music and story inspire you
Let the music play!


El Nai

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