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| “Sound of Heaven” and “Overflow” songs by Efe Grace |
Celebrated Ghanaian gospel artist Efe Grace offered fans a double dose of inspiration in late 2021 with the release of two powerful singles, "Sound of Heaven" and "Overflow." The tracks, which debuted in September of that year, highlighted the singer's dynamic vocal talent and commitment to music as ministry.
Born into a musical family as the daughter of gospel minister Rev. Mensah Bonsu, Grace's path seemed destined. Honing her craft from an early age, often sharing the stage with her father, she stepped into the national spotlight with a popular rendition of his classic "Yehowa Ne M’abankese."
Her journey has included significant milestones, such as working alongside prominent figures like Dr. Sonnie Badu and Ohemaa Mercy, and earning critical acclaim with nominations for Female Vocalist and Gospel Artist of the Year at the 2021 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMA).
Known for skilfully navigating the space between traditional gospel and contemporary jazz influences, Grace showcased this versatility in "Sound of Heaven" and the Groove House Studios-produced "Overflow." A pre-release listening event generated buzz, with industry insiders praising the songs' polish and resonance, suggesting they met "international standards" while connecting with local audiences, according to accounts from the event.
Accompanied by visuals directed by Eflex and Giovanni Films, the songs underscored Grace's stated mission: to use her music not just for entertainment, but as a tool to connect with and uplift people through faith.
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