Belgium-based, Nigerian-born Afrofusion gospel artist Uniekgrace releases “Ebelebe” worldwide on October 1, 2026, featuring award-winning Ugandan gospel artist Coopy Bly, known for “Byatellededa” and “Wakayima.” Stream now.
The song was recorded in Uganda during Uniekgrace’s first media tour there, which included the sold-out Play House Uganda. It blends Afrobeat rhythms with inspirational soul and moves between English, Igbo and Kiswahili.
WHAT “EBELEBE” MEANS
In Igbo, “Ebelebe” is an exclamation of praise for beauty and admiration. Uniekgrace uses it to express a love for Jesus that ordinary words can’t hold.
“Words cannot fully explain my love for Jesus. So describing how He makes me feel is the next best way to describe the fire that burns in me when I meditate on His goodness.” — Uniekgrace
The song presents God as Supreme Being, Father and friend: approachable at any time, compassionate in daily struggles and present in everyday battles.
A CROSS-BORDER COLLABORATION
“Following my media tour in Uganda and experiencing the love of the Ugandan people, I am especially grateful to have worked with one of Uganda’s leading lights in gospel music.” — Uniekgrace
Coopy Bly brings his energy and Ugandan gospel sound to the record. Together the two artists make a song that is rooted in African culture and open to a global audience.
ABOUT UNIEKGRACE
Uniekgrace is a Billboard-charted, independent Afrofusion gospel artist based in Belgium, dedicated to serving her community wherever she goes. Her music combines African rhythms, inspirational soul and a message of faith, hope and purpose. Her debut album, released in November 2025, led to her first headline concert in Belgium. She then headlined the sold-out Play House Uganda, where she met Coopy Bly and the collaboration on “Ebelebe” began.
ABOUT COOPY BLY
Coopy Bly is one of Uganda’s most celebrated and award-winning gospel artists, known for blending dancehall, reggae and Afrobeat with powerful lyrics. In more than a decade of music, he has performed across Africa, Europe, Australia, Jamaica and the Middle East, with hits including “Byatellededa,” “No Touching,” “Wakayima” and “What A Love.” He is also the founder of youth empowerment organization Yimba Uganda, which has given over 1,000 young people free vocational training and mentorship, and the owner of gospel production house Backyard Music.
