For independent artist Jesulobami, “God Glory Rise Upon You” is a musical testimony shaped by gratitude. Born from John Ikulala’s reflections on the miracles, protection, provision and guidance he has experienced through his faith, the track transforms personal blessings into an upbeat invitation for listeners to remember their own reasons to give thanks.
An immersive, weighty backdrop rolls underneath catchy beats, creating a head-bobbing rhythm that feels uplifting without becoming overly polished or distant. Over it, Jesulobami delivers his lyrics in a husky voice, singing with a lightness and speed that give the performance an infectious bounce. There is an appealing looseness to his delivery, as though he is sharing his testimony with friends.
And then comes the refrain. Its recurring choral line is simple, memorable and tailor-made for singing along, giving the track a communal quality that expands beyond Jesulobami’s individual experience. The production has heft, while the vocals keep the mood bright and accessible. Before long, the rhythm has a way of getting under your skin.
What gives the song its emotional grounding is the story behind it. Jesulobami wrote the entire composition himself, drawing not from one particular gospel artist but from his own life and relationship with God. He turns specific experiences of divine faithfulness into a celebration.
Producer Scott Pootlass helps shape that personal songwriting into its finished arrangement, preserving the sincerity at its core. Recorded in Bella Coola, British Columbia, the track also reflects Jesulobami’s journey as an independent artist building his musical identity from the community where he lives and creates.
Ultimately, “God Glory Rise Upon You” is grateful, catchy and openly devotional. Jesulobami is putting them to a beat and inviting everyone else to join the chorus.
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Review by: Naomi Joan