Prince Emmanuel, known professionally as Prinx Emmanuel, is a Nigerian singer, songwriter, and record producer.

Prince Emmanuel

This is the cover art for "AKA," a collaborative single by Prinx Emmanuel and Ko'rale.

"AKA," meaning "hands" in Igbo, is an energetic dance song by Prinx Emmanuel and Ko'rale. Performed entirely in Igbo, the song embraces the rich rhythms of traditional Igbo beats, creating a vibrant celebration of culture and sound.

This is the cover art for "ZOE," a single by Afro-gospel singer-songwriter Prinx Emmanuel.

Prinx Emmanuel’s “ZOE” blends Afro-Gospel with Amapiano, delivering an anthem of victory and divine life. With lyrics like “...'cause I've got Zoe, I can never fail, no way, no way...," the song radiates confidence and faith. Both the beat and lyrics are on point!

This is the cover art for "El-Roi," a single by Afro-gospel hitmaker Prinx Emmanuel.

El-Roi

Opening with an acapella intro, "El-Roi" by Prinx Emmanuel transitions into an upbeat Afro-gospel groove and closes with a soothing, nearly one-minute guitar riff. Meaning "The God who sees me," the song delivers a powerful message with its captivating beats and lyrics, making every second memorable.

This is the cover art for "Blast - Tongues," a single by Afro-gospel singer Prinx Emmanuel.

Blast - Tongues

With lyrics like "when I speak in tongues, power must to come down..." Prinx Emmanuel’s *"Blast - Tongues"* emphasizes the power of speaking in the Holy Ghost. Its energetic delivery and bold message make it a spiritually charged anthem that just might inspire you to speak in tongues!

This is the cover art for "Parapapampam - Amapiano Live," a single by Nigerian Afro-gospel artist Prinx Emmanuel.

Parapapampam - Amapiano Live

"Parapapampam - Amapiano Live" by Prinx Emmanuel adds a playful twist to the classic "Carol of the Drum" (aka "Little Drummer Boy") from 1951. With humorous lyrics and full Amapiano elements, this rendition transforms the traditional carol into a lively, dance-worthy anthem with a touch of African flair.

This is the cover art for the Orchestra Version of Prince Emmanuel's hit song "Bigger Odogwu."

Bigger Odogwu Part II - Orchestra Version

"Bigger Odogwu Part II – Orchestra Version" by Prinx Emmanuel offers a slower, more refined take on the original. Heavy on piano and violin, the rich instrumentals blend seamlessly with his vocals and backup singers.

This orchestral rendition delivers the same empowering message, making it a treat for classical music lovers.

This is the cover art for "Bigger - Odogwu," a single by Afro-gospel artist Prinx Emmanuel.

Bigger - Odogwu

Prinx Emmanuel’s hit single “Bigger - Odogwu” is a bold declaration of God’s supremacy. With infectious Afrobeat rhythms and playful lyrics, the song humorously contrasts God’s unmatched power with lesser deities.

Its vibrant delivery, catchy hook, and celebratory tone make it an uplifting anthem that highlights faith, praise, and divine sovereignty.

This is the cover art for the single "Bo Ta Joor" by Prinx Emmanuel featuring Pastor Emmanuel Iren.

Bo Ta Joor

"Bo Ta Joor," a fervent anthem by Prinx Emmanuel and Pastor Emmanuel Irene, commands ungodly entities to depart from life. Fusing faith with fervor, the song urges spirits contrary to God's to leave, invoking the power of Christ to expel all negativities, sickness, and rebellious forces.

This is the cover art for "Cock & Bull," a single by the talented Afro-gospel artist Prinx Emmanuel.

Cock & Bull

Prinx Emmanuel’s "Cock & Bull" employs Fela Kuti’s Afrobeat elements with bold call-and-response vocals. Infused with rhythmic grooves and witty lyrics, the song proudly declares God’s power; no empty promises, just action. It’s an energetic song that combines faith with streetwise swagger, celebrating a God who always delivers.

This is the cover art for the single "Ifunanya" by well-known Nigerian music artist Prinx Emmanuel featuring Limoblaze.

Ifunanya

Prinx Emmanuel and Limoblaze's soulful collaboration croons heartfelt gratitude in an Afrobeat ballad. Their lyrics weave a tale of God's unwavering love, support, and devotion, harmonizing passion and appreciation in a rhythmic serenade.

This s the cover art for the single "Pariwo" by Nigerian gospel singer Prinx Emmanuel.

Pariwo

Prinx Emmanuel's "Pariwo" resonates in 2023, a vibrant Afrobeat anthem celebrating divine blessings. The lyrics reverberate with gratitude for overwhelming love, mercy, and favor, igniting an infectious rhythm that compels joyous shouts of appreciation.

This is the cover art for "Afrobeat Christmas," a single by Afro-Gospel singer Prinx Emmanuel.

Afrobeat Christmas

Prinx Emmanuel's "Afrobeat Christmas" remixes 'Hark the herald angels sing' with infectious African rhythms. His vibrant vocals blend tradition with Afrobeat's lively pulse, creating a jubilant celebration, and fusing cultures in a harmonious holiday groove.

This is the cover art for the single "Oh The Day" by Nigerian serial hitmaker  Prinx Emmanuel.

Oh The Day

Prinx Emmanuel's "Oh The Day" paints a vivid recollection of adversity overcome. In just two minutes, the song echoes the struggle, resilience, and eventual triumph, as lack's blows in life transform into blessings, creating a poetic ode to resilience and faith.

This is the cover art for the live version of the single "Pariwo" by Prinx Emmanuel.

In the live rendition of "Pariwo," Prinx Emmanuel exudes passion and vigor. The song, amplified by his dynamic performance, brims with energy and zeal, captivating the audience with its vibrant melodies and an unwavering celebration of love and joy.

This is the cover art for the single "I Get" by notable Nigerian music artist Prinx Emmanuel.

I Get

Prinx Emmanuel's "I Get" is a fusion of resolute lyrics and vibrant cultural rhythms. The song resonates with traditional beats, infusing the music with a rich tapestry of cultural sounds that amplify its powerful message of faith and strength.

This is the cover art for the single "Kumama Papa - Tiktok Refix Version" by the Nigerian gospel singer Prinx Emmanuel.

Kumama Papa - Tiktok Refix Version

Embarking on a soulful journey, Prinx Emmanuel's reimagined rendition, "Kumama Papa," breathes new vitality into Grace Lokwa's gospel sensation. This version, a vibrant fusion of rhythmic beats and heartwarming vocals, ignited a viral wave, capturing millions of hearts worldwide on streaming platforms.

Kumama Papa

This is the cover art for the single "Iyo" by Nigerian music sensation Prinx Emmanuel.

Prinx Emmanuel's latest single orchestrates a highlife symphony, a musical tale that celebrates love's essence. With lyrics serenading heartfelt devotion and a vibrant melody, it harmonizes the joys and quirks of affection, crafting a rhythmic ode to the beauty of companionship.

This is the cover art for the single "Who Goes That Man" by Nigerian singer Prinx Emmanuel.

Who Goes That Man

In "Who Goes That Man," Prinx Emmanuel ingeniously intertwines Amapiano beats. The song pulsates with divine assurance, celebrating God's protection. Amidst energetic rhythms, the lyrics champion God's sovereignty, warning against challenging the blessed and affirming the unassailable nature of divine favor.

This is the cover art for the single "Amarachi" by Nigerian gospel singer-songwriter Prinx Emmanuel.

Amarachi

"Amarachi," by Prinx Emmanuel, is a song filled with thankfulness. The song is a celebration of God's grace, with "Amarachi" (Igbo for "God's Grace") symbolizing the divine guidance and upliftment it represents. This lively song celebrates his life's journey from hardship to meaning, blessed by God's abundant grace.

This is the song cover art for the single "Sapa" by Nigerian songster Prinx Emmanuel.

Sapa

The freestyle "Sapa" by Prinx Emmanuel cautions against overextending oneself to avoid the pitfalls of societal pressures. It advises against unhealthy competition, advocating for financial prudence and wise decision-making.

This is the song cover art for the single "Tah" by Nigerian singer Prinx Emmanuel.

Prinx Emmanuel's "Tah" is an anthem of resilience, defying naysayers and their negative prophecies. The song brims with confidence, urging you to dismiss discouraging words and embrace a mindset of success. It's a spirited reminder to push forward, disregarding limitations and believing in one's ability to defy odds.

This is the cover art for the debut EP "This Is Prinx" by Nigerian singer-songwriter and record producer Prinx Emmanuel.

This Is Prinx

Inaugurating 2021, Prinx Emmanuel unveils "This Is Prinx," a resonant EP housing 6 tracks. Among them, the viral anthem "God No Go Shame Us" shines, blending soulful lyrics with captivating melodies, embodying resilience and empowerment.

This is the cover art for the socially conscious single "Man Down" by Nigerian singer Prinx Emmanuel.

Man Down

"Man Down" by Prinx Emmanuel vividly highlights the tragedy of police brutality. Through powerful storytelling and lyrics, the song echoes the grim reality faced by many due to unjust actions by authorities. It calls for an end to such violent encounters, urging halt to the unnecessary agony faced by youths.

This is the cover art for the hit single "God No Go Shame Us" by Nigerian singer Prinx Emmanuel.

God No Go Shame Us

During the 2020 pandemic, "God No Go Shame Us" by Prinx Emmanuel resonated widely, offering a resilient anthem. Its uplifting message of faith and endurance struck a chord, uniting listeners facing uncertainties with hope and positivity.

This is the cover art for the single "Alright" by popular Nigerian songster Prinx Emmanuel.

Alright

Prinx Emmanuel's "Alright" assures resilience amid trials. The song radiates hope, assuring brighter days ahead despite hardships sitting pretty on groovy rhythms. It's a beacon of comfort, promising that despite challenges, everything will align, leading to a brighter future.

This is the song cover art for the single "20-20 - Jigidem" by Nigerian singer Prinx Emmanuel.

20-20 - Jigidem

In "20-20 (Jigidem)," Prinx Emmanuel infuses energy into the reimagined Igbo classic 'Jigidem.' His dynamic rendition combines a pulsating beat with smooth rap verses, creating an invigorating track filled with positivity for the year ahead.

20-20 (Jigidem)

This is the cover art for the single "Hallelujah" by Nigerian gospel singer-songwriter Prinx Emmanuel.

Hallelujah

"Hallelujah" by Prinx Emmanuel is a celebratory anthem of praise and gratitude. Through vibrant rhythms and compelling verses, it exalts the divine, emphasizing gratitude for sustenance, salvation, and divine favor. The song encourages joyous celebration and thanks to the Almighty for constant guidance and blessings.

This is the cover art for the single "Alert" by the well-known Nigerian singer Prinx Emmanuel.

Alert

Prinx Emmanuel's "Alert" merges Afrobeat with Nigerian street music, creating an infectious tune. Released in 2019, the song blends vibrant beats with the essence of Nigerian street music, offering an upbeat, dance-worthy track that celebrates financial success.

This is the cover art for the debut single "Brother Nwachukwu" by Nigerian gospel singer Prinx Emmanuel.

Brother Nwachukwu

Prinx Emmanuel's debut single "Brother Nwachukwu" exudes confidence in one's identity as a child of God. It emphasizes self-assurance, advising against allowing others to undermine or jest with the strength and essence of one's faith.

This is the cover art for the single "My Pikin" by Nigerian singer Prinx Emmanuel.

My Pikin

Prinx Emmanuel's "My Pikin," released in 2018, narrates the parental fears and guidance to a child embarking on life's journey. It explores the struggles and temptations faced by youngsters, stressing the significance of making parents proud through the pursuit of education.