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Zoe Records presents Gospophilia 3 Live as you've never seen before. Years after recording, we are now being treated with a live EP 'Gospophilia 3 Live'.
In 2005, Zoe Records UK signed the all-male trio Gospophilia 3 to its roster of artists. Gospophilia 3 are a group of three men consisting of Phemi Ajayi, Sam Imevbore and Toks Olusi all from the East Midland region of England. Phemi Ajayi is a Pastor in East Midland whilst Sam Imevbore is a Music Director and Maestro Producer who has produced several albums for UK Gospel artists and churches.
Sadly, in 2009 Toks Olusi went...
Read More Zoe Records presents Gospophilia 3 Live as you've never seen before. Years after recording, we are now being treated with a live EP 'Gospophilia 3 Live'.
In 2005, Zoe Records UK signed the all-male trio Gospophilia 3 to its roster of artists. Gospophilia 3 are a group of three men consisting of Phemi Ajayi, Sam Imevbore and Toks Olusi all from the East Midland region of England. Phemi Ajayi is a Pastor in East Midland whilst Sam Imevbore is a Music Director and Maestro Producer who has produced several albums for UK Gospel artists and churches.
Sadly, in 2009 Toks Olusi went to be with the Lord and is no longer with us. This group has had the opportunity to tour around the USA in 2006 and received a mass amount of praise and recognition.
The Zestful male trio presents soulful praise and worship with their ‘Live’ album. Gospophilia 3 draws us in with their first song ‘ Dry Bones’. The Live album consists of four tracks, (three of which are from the group's studio album) - “Dry bones”, “He Reigns”, “It's alright” and a “Praise and worship medley”. It is truly captivating and will leave you wanting more.
To celebrate Zoe Record's seventh anniversary, Gospophilia recorded a live album. The group uses old school rap, smooth pop and silky R&B to communicate their love for God. All songs recorded by the group are originals written by the group members. If you love music from Take 6 and Boyz II Men you will love this group.
