Artist: Moses Bliss
Featured Artist: Soweto Gospel Choir
Song: Your Love II
Genre: Gospel
Released: February 20, 2026
Duration: 3:40
Moses Bliss marked his 31st birthday with a surprise for his fans: a fresh take on his worship song “Your Love”, this time with South Africa’s Soweto Gospel Choir.
Every month, money comes in.
And somehow, it all goes out. Sound familiar?
What if a little stayed back for you?
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PiggyVest saves it for you, automatically.
Daily, weekly or monthly. You choose, and it just happens.
Safelock
Lock it away. Even from yourself.
Keep your hands off money you've set aside, and get your interest paid upfront.
Small money adds up fast.
If you put aside ₦500 a day
In one year, you'd have set aside
Before any interest. Slide to try your own amount.
He announced it on Instagram that same day with a short line, “New surprise release to mark today”, and the song went out worldwide.
The choir brings warm harmonies and Zulu-influenced melodies, giving the record a wider African feel, while the slow production leaves space for reflection.
If you already enjoy “Your Love (Acoustic)” with Chandler Moore, this version shows how far one song can travel.
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Start reading now →Watch the official video below, then stream “Your Love II” on the Spotify player at the end.
What “Your Love II” is really saying
The first “Your Love” came out on March 14, 2025, on Moses Bliss’s album The Expression. Part two keeps the same heart. It celebrates a love from God that does not change and a mercy that stays steady, and it holds that hardship, fear or failure cannot cut a believer off from that love.
NotjustOk summed it up as a worship song about God’s unconditional love, grace and mercy, sung with gratitude for favour nobody can earn.
