Artist: Tope Alabi
Featured Artist: TY Bello
Song: Logan Ti O De
Album: The Spirit of Light
Genre: Gospel
Language: Yoruba
Producer: George
Duration: 4:21
Some worship songs are planned for months. “Logan Ti O De” came out of a spontaneous moment, and it still ended up as one of the most loved Yoruba gospel songs of the last decade.
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Tope Alabi recorded it with TY Bello and George for TY Bello’s unscripted Spontaneous Worship series in November 2018. The Guardian reported that the video passed 50,000 YouTube views within its first day. In January 2019 it became track two on The Spirit of Light, a seventeen-song album of unscripted worship from Tope Alabi and TY Bello.
If you love Tope Alabi, her “You Are Worthy” is also waiting for you in our archive.
Watch the original spontaneous session below, then stream the album version with the Spotify player.
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Start reading now →“The moment He steps in”: what “Logan Ti O De” means
Tope Alabi herself translated the title as “the moment he steps in”. The song is about the mercy and wonders of God when He enters a situation, the way everything changes once He shows up.
Speaking to The Guardian, she linked it to the creation story in Genesis, when God spoke and things fell into order, and said speaking God’s word over a life or a nation brings it in line with His purpose. TY Bello described it as “a song of hope, an anthem for anyone who is desperate for an intervention.”
