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Diana Hamilton Gives Thanks on New Single “W’ate M’anim (You Have Honoured Me)”

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October 29, 2026

Diana Hamilton has turned her own story into a song of thanksgiving. The Ghanaian gospel star released her latest single, “W’ate M’anim,” on Friday, October 16, 2026, making it available across all streaming services while the accompanying music video premiered on her YouTube channel. The record was released by Diana Hamilton Music, under exclusive license to MAD Solutions.

“W’ate M’anim” means “You Have Honoured Me,” and the song is a testimony of gratitude — a reflection on God’s faithfulness and on the journey that has shaped Hamilton’s life and ministry. Written by Cofi Boham and produced by Herbert Crassie of Oshogbo, the track highlights the grace behind the artiste’s journey, urging listeners to pause, look back, and recognise God’s hand in their own stories, while embracing the future with faith.

For the video, Hamilton teamed once again with McWillies, a partnership that has produced award-winning visuals for hits such as “Adom” and “Mo Ne Yo.” The new clip blends imagery of her past with forward-looking scenes, connecting where she has come from with the hope she carries for what lies ahead — remembrance on one side, expectation on the other.

The response has already travelled beyond Ghana. Hamilton later announced on her own Instagram page that “W’ate M’anim” had reached No. 5 on the Official UK Christian & Gospel Chart, thanking the listeners who have been streaming the song and sharing their own testimonies of gratitude in return.

That exchange is the point of the record. For longtime followers of Hamilton’s ministry, “W’ate M’anim” is a moment of shared reflection and thanksgiving; for new listeners, it is an invitation to connect with a message bigger than one person’s experience — every life carries a story, and every testimony can encourage someone else. The single is streaming now on all platforms, with the official video on Diana Hamilton’s YouTube channel.

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Sherwin Gardner Declares a “Big Day” as New Single Travels the World

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4 minutes ago

October 29, 2026

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Trinidad-born gospel star Sherwin Gardner is having another global moment. His joyous new anthem “Big Day,” released on August 7, 2026, through Flow Masters Records and Tyscot Records, is the follow-up to his 2024 mega-streamer “Find Me Here (Blessings Find Me),” which clocked two billion TikTok views and more than 75 million digital streams. Within weeks of release, “Big Day” had already pulled eight million TikTok views and passed one million digital streams — and its biggest audience is a surprise: Brazil, where São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Curitiba, Belo Horizonte and Porto Alegre lead his streaming cities, ahead of the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada and South Africa.

The song, however, was born in a hard season. “Last year was a beautiful yet testing year,” Gardner says. “There were nights when sleep felt impossible — the kind of nights where your mind won’t rest and the weight of problems sits heavy on your chest. I found myself waking up one of those mornings around 5 a.m., exhausted in every way. But instead of letting the day take me under, I made a decision. I looked up and said, ‘Today is going to be a big day.’ In that moment, a melody came to me — simple, real, and full of faith: ‘I got something to say, today is gonna be a big day. Woke up this morning and prayed, today is gonna be a big day.'”

The feel-good music video was shot on location in Panama and Costa Rica, markets where Gardner has travelled and ministered since 2007 and where his older music still receives strong support. “For the ‘Big Day’ video, I wanted to do something different and step outside of the Caribbean while still choosing locations that felt authentic to my journey, my music, and the people who have supported me for so many years,” he adds.

The Trinidad native, now resident in the Bahamas, has carried Caribbean gospel to every corner of the world — and with “Big Day,” a private 5 a.m. declaration has become a public anthem of faith. “Big Day” is streaming now on digital platforms.