Nine days ago, veteran praise minister Samsong released his latest album “He Made A Way”, an 8 track project that arrives as a fresh chapter in a catalog stretching back nearly two decades. The album, released on May 15, 2026, is a compact but complete statement of gratitude, faith, and declarative praise.
“He Made A Way” does not attempt to chase contemporary gospel trends. Instead, it doubles down on the sound Samsong has built his career on: Yoruba inflected praise music built on scriptural confession, delivered with the energy of a worship leader who has spent decades in the trenches. The result is an album that feels both familiar and earned, a project from an artist who knows exactly what his listeners need and gives it to them without apology.
The Tracklist
| Track | Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | He Made A Way |
| 2 | Blessings On Blessing |
| 3 | Adonai |
| 4 | Favour Man |
| 5 | Odogwunagha |
| 6 | I Will Be Ready |
| 7 | Blessings On Blessing (Instrumental) |
| 8 | Odogwunagha (Instrumental) |
The Title Track
The album’s lead track, “He Made A Way,” sets the tone for the entire project. It is a testimony anthem built around the simple but powerful confession that God has made a way where there seemed to be no way. For an artist who has navigated a decades long career in an industry that constantly cycles through new faces, the title carries autobiographical weight. Samsong is not just singing about a theological concept; he is singing from personal experience.
Blessings On Blessing and Favour Man
“Blessings On Blessing” continues the gratitude theme, stacking declarations of God’s goodness over an upbeat praise arrangement. The song is built for congregation response, with a call and return structure that invites listeners to participate rather than merely observe.
“Favour Man,” one of the early standouts from the album, has already generated attention on YouTube. The song is a confident declaration of divine favour, delivered with the kind of vocal authority that has made Samsong a mainstay in Nigerian gospel praise.
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Adonai and Odogwunagha
“Adonai” shifts the mood toward worship, addressing God as Lord and Master in Hebrew derived praise language. It is a reminder that Samsong’s range extends beyond high energy praise into moments of reverent worship. “Odogwunagha,” a title that plays on his classic “Odogwu” theme, reconnects with the sound that first brought him national attention. The wordplay between “Odogwu” (champion) and “Odogwunagha” (the champion never falls) creates a lyrical continuity that fans of his earlier work will appreciate. An instrumental version is included, a practical addition for churches and worship teams who want to use the song in their services.
I Will Be Ready
The album closes with “I Will Be Ready,” a song that looks forward with anticipation. It carries an eschatological undertone, the posture of a worshiper who is prepared for whatever comes next. It is a fitting end to an album that is ultimately about trusting God through every season.
Where This Album Fits
“He Made A Way” arrives as Samsong’s first full length project in this current season. While he has been prolific with singles, the album format allows him to make a more complete statement. At 8 tracks, the project is lean, no filler, no wasted motion. Each song serves a clear spiritual function, and the album as a whole coheres around themes of gratitude, favour, and divine faithfulness.
For listeners who have followed Samsong since the “Odogwu” era, this album will feel like a continuation of a conversation. For newer listeners discovering him through recent singles like “Follow Me” and “Who did it?,” it offers a deeper look into the heart of an artist who has remained consistent across decades. In a gospel music landscape that often rewards novelty over durability, “He Made A Way” is a reminder that some voices only get better with time.
Listen and Stream
- Stream: “He Made A Way” on Apple Music
- Watch: “Favour Man” on YouTube
- Follow: Samsong on YouTube
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