One of the standout moments on Omega Circle’s newly released EP, Spirit Lift Me, arrives with its closing track, Lefka Laka, featuring South African artist The Cool.
While the EP is filled with heartfelt worship and encouraging messages, the collaboration adds a refreshing dimension to the project without losing sight of its spiritual foundation.Across five songs—Spirit Lift Me, Ungasabi, Ngembathe, Rejoice, and Lefka Laka—Omega Circle demonstrates its ability to blend traditional worship with contemporary gospel influences, creating music that speaks to listeners across generations.
Although “Lefka Laka” provides the project’s collaborative highlight, it is Ngembathe that has captured the attention of audiences nationwide.
The worship anthem has already inspired more than 700 user-generated videos, becoming the breakout song from the EP as believers continue sharing their worship experiences online.
According to Omega Circle, the response has been overwhelming.
“The response to Ngembathe has been truly humbling. Seeing more than 700 user-generated videos created with the song is a significant milestone for us and a clear sign that the music is resonating with people on a deeply personal level. We are grateful that people are making these songs part of their own stories and worship.”
The collaboration with The Cool reflects a growing trend within South African gospel music, where artists are embracing partnerships that expand their creative reach while remaining committed to ministry.
Throughout Spirit Lift Me, Omega Circle balances intimate worship with uplifting praise. Songs like Spirit Lift Meand Ungasabi encourage listeners to depend on God during difficult seasons, while Rejoice shifts the atmosphere toward thanksgiving and celebration.
The addition of Lefka Laka ensures the EP concludes on an energetic yet spiritually meaningful note.
As independent gospel artists continue finding innovative ways to reach audiences, collaborations such as this demonstrate how ministry and musical creativity can work hand in hand.
With Spirit Lift Me, Omega Circle has produced a worship project that is both deeply personal and widely accessible. Combined with the growing success of “Ngembathe,” the EP positions the group among the exciting voices shaping South Africa’s contemporary gospel landscape.
