Top 5 Kenyan Gospel Songs to Add to Your Playlist—Because God Vibes Hit Different

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Writer:Yvonee Githinji

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Kenyan gospel music isn’t just for Sunday mornings—it’s the soul food that feeds us in matatus, during bad days, or when we’re just looking for that peace that passes understanding. The gospel scene has evolved, blending soulful vocals, urban beats, and powerful messages that speak to both heart and hustle. Whether you’re deep in faith or just love music that lifts, these five songs deserve a spot on your playlist.

1. Mungu Pekee – Nyashinski

You didn’t expect Nyashinski to come in first on a gospel list? Surprise. “Mungu Pekee” redefined what a gospel hit could sound like—clean, raw, real. It’s a gratitude anthem wrapped in lyrical mastery. From the opening line, “Siwezi, siwezi bila wewe,” to the chorus that gives goosebumps, this song became more than a hit—it became a national prayer.

2. Nifanane Nawe – Eunice Njeri

Eunice Njeri is gospel royalty. And in “Nifanane Nawe,” she goes deep—asking God to shape her into His image. Her voice pierces right through, backed by simple instrumentation that lets the message breathe. It’s a song you play when you’re alone in your room, windows open, soul open.

3. Kutembea Nawe – Reuben Kigame ft. Gloria Muliro

Two legends, one song. “Kutembea Nawe” is a prayer disguised as a duet. It speaks of dependence on God in every season, and the harmonies? Flawless. This is one of those timeless tracks that fits every stage of life—good, bad, or uncertain.

4. I Don’t Know – Moji Shortbabaa

Moji brought fun into the gospel scene with authenticity and Nairobi swag. “I Don’t Know” is his confession track—it’s catchy, relatable, and honest. You’ll be vibing while rethinking your choices, and that’s the kind of gospel that sticks.

5. Narudisha – Mercy Masika

When Mercy sings, heaven leans in. “Narudisha” is a call to give back to God all the glory. It’s uplifting, powerful, and pure praise. Play this when you’ve gotten through something and you know it wasn’t your strength—it was grace.

These songs aren't just hits—they’re heartbeats. Whether you're stuck in traffic, grinding through your 9–5, or catching a sunrise in silence, they remind you that God is always speaking