Yebo NguYe (Matthew 27:45-54) Reaches 100K Streams on Spotify

Ncebakazi Msomi has reached a new milestone. Her song Yebo NguYe, taken from The 37th Psalm Live at Emperors Palace, has passed 100K streams on Spotify. This makes it the second track from the album to reach this mark. It now stands alongside Bulelani Uyehova Hymn as one of the two songs from her 2025 project to cross the 100K threshold.

The growth of Yebo NguYe shows the strong response to Msomi’s approach to worship music. The track draws from Matthew 27:45-54. It focuses on the moments surrounding the crucifixion of Christ and highlights themes of sacrifice and redemption. Listeners have connected with its clear message and the emotional delivery that Msomi brings to live performances.

The 37th Psalm Live at Emperors Palace has gained steady attention since its release. The album’s structure, set in a live environment, gives each track a sense of presence that appeals to gospel listeners. The rise of Yebo NguYe on streaming platforms adds to the project’s growing impact.

This achievement also signals Msomi’s continued presence in South Africa’s gospel scene. Her music often blends scripture, choral strength and steady worship arrangements. These qualities help her songs gain traction on digital platforms where listeners look for worship music that stays close to biblical themes.

The success of Yebo NguYe and Bulelani Uyehova Hymn shows the demand for Msomi’s style of worship. Both tracks reaching 100K streams highlights consistent listener engagement across the album.

Ncebakazi Msomi’s momentum on Spotify continues to grow, and the performance of The 37th Psalm Live at Emperors Palace suggests her audience will keep expanding as more worship listeners discover the project.