Female gospel musician Phiona Da Blessed’s music ladder is at the peak of conquering the local scene in the industry following her latest release she has named ‘ Abaami’.
The song entirely addresses the supportive nature of men to their families, describing them as the family spinal cord. The song is not a gospel but rather an insipirational one that tends to deeply recognise the uniqueness of men rooted from their visible contribution to families.
She observes that in many situations, either secular or gospel musician rarely recognise the pivotal and extra ordinally roles played by husbands towards family well being and they rarely applause them in their music creations. With such a back ground, Phiona Da Blessed needed to balance the boat and break odds to have a littel about men’s vibrant roles. ” Musicians always praise and sing about mothers, neglecting the roles by fathers to families. For a family to be described as a stable one, fathers take part and littel do musicians recognise them’, she says. We musicians tend to sing about our mothers’ love, care and their sympathetic characters, forgetting that fathers top up the chat majoring in the family core responsibilities.
In the same song, the Award winning musician similary uses it as a counselling voice to fellow women preaching them on how to handle the worst moments in their families as a tool to curb down the rampant hyked divorce scenarios. ” Our vices as women can either escalate or decrease missunderstandings if we only priotize the big roles by our husbands than putting the mistakes they do in public. Its of much direspect to put family ties in a public eye as this lowers the husband’s dignity in the community.
The latest song ‘Abaami’ comes after Phiona’s song called ‘Ba maama baguma’ fetched her an accolade in March this year from Nairobi Kenya in the 360 East African entertainment Awards after out competing rivals in the category of Best video of the year. She says, after recognizing and appreciating the mothers, lyrics in favor of men could not miss out on her schedule. Phiona Da Blessed in the gospel music fraternity is populary known for her hit song titled ‘ Omukono gwa mukama’, lyrically a song extracted from the book of Isiah 59. And she is founder of Nalweyi charity foundation. By God’ s mercy, the musician’s song that fetched her the accolade from kenya ‘ Ba maama baguma’ is nominated in the on going 13th edition of the Victoria Gospel Music Awards(VIGA) slated for September this year at Hotel Africana in the category of Family ties edification/ celebration music category and calls upon her fanatics and well wisher to stand with her in this voting period.
Phiona has many gospel and inspirational songs such as Tompaayo, Jesus is international, Hossana, Towanika, among others and has also appwared in many entertainment Award competitions.
