Limoblaze

Limoblaze, born Samuel Onwubiko on October 25, 1995, is a Nigerian-born, UK-based gospel singer, songwriter, and rapper recognized for pioneering the "Afro-Gospel" genre. Growing up in a Christian family, he spent much of his formative years in church and began his musical journey in 2012. His style incorporates elements of Afrobeats and Hip-Hop, and he has cited influences including Eminem, Westlife, and Michael Jackson. Limoblaze is signed to Reach Records. His catalog includes songs such as "Jireh (My Provider)," "God Did It," "Gold," "Lord & Savior," "Bridges," "Sound of Victory," and "Okay," as well as the project "Sunday in Lagos." "Jireh (My Provider)" peaked at number 31 on Billboard's US Afrobeats Songs chart, number 41 on Hot Christian Songs, and number 15 on Gospel Songs. His work has earned him recognition at the African Gospel Music and Media Awards, where he was a two-time winner in 2018 and 2019. He also won the Crystal Awards Best International Act in 2019 and the Premier Gospel Best International Act award.