Pelumi Deborah is known for blending Yoruba sounds with contemporary worship and has always
embraced her identity as "Omo'ba," meaning "child of a king." This title finds its full expression in her
latest single, "All the Earth," which expands this message through a global worship collaboration
featuring Joe Mettle, Judikay, and ThePeterJacobs, bringing together different voices and languages in
praise.
The song begins with a call for people across nations to lift their voices in worship, celebrating God's
greatness beyond borders and backgrounds. Joe Mettle leads with a powerful Zulu expression of praise,
inviting nations to sing Hallelujah, while Judikay follows with a heartfelt Igbo declaration of God's
greatness. The song continues through Swahili, creating a musical journey that connects different cultures
through a shared expression of faith.
“All the Earth" captures the beauty of diverse voices coming together with one purpose. Each artist brings
their own expression and cultural perspective while contributing to a message of unity, reminding
listeners that worship can connect people regardless of where they come from or the language they speak.
"'All the Earth' is a reminder that worship has no borders. No matter where we come from or the
language we speak, our voices become one when we lift praise to God. That is the heart behind this
song."
"All the Earth" is now available on all streaming platforms via ONErpm.
