Gospel radio, live and free
Praise and worship from Lagos, Accra, Johannesburg and Kampala. Eight gospel stations in one player, from choirs and hymns to Afrobeats-powered praise.
The sound of the church, everywhere
Gospel music grew out of the spirituals sung by enslaved Africans in America and was shaped into its modern form in the Black churches of the 1930s, when Thomas A. Dorsey, often called the father of gospel music, blended sacred lyrics with blues. Its call and response, choirs and soaring vocals went on to shape soul, R&B and much of the pop music that followed.
Across Africa, gospel is one of the biggest genres of all. Nigerian worship songs such as Sinach’s “Way Maker” are sung in churches around the world, South African choirs like Joyous Celebration fill arenas, and Ghana and Uganda have gospel scenes that sit right at the top of their charts. Today’s African gospel draws freely on highlife, Afrobeats and Amapiano, so praise music has never sounded more varied.
Stations on this player
Afrofusion Gospel Radio and Afrobeats Gospel Radio from Nigeria, PentRadio 107.9 FM from Ghana with Akan gospel and highlife, PraiseFM Africa and Joy Gospel Radio from South Africa, and Gospel Radio East Africa and Radio Pacis from Uganda.
Looking for the dance floor instead? Try Afrobeats radio.
More genres
Afrobeats / Amapiano / Hip-hop & R&B / Jazz & soul / German hip-hop
Or hear everything at once on BlackFM Black Music Radio, 26 stations in one player.
