Judikay Hints At New Music With Mercy Chinwo Six Years After “More Than Gold”
Judikay Hints At New Music With Mercy Chinwo Six Years After “More Than Gold.” Nigerian gospel singer Judikay has given believers something to look forward to this November after hinting at the possibility of reuniting with fellow gospel powerhouse Mercy Chinwo for a new musical collaboration.
The singer opened the month by sharing a warm message with her followers, wishing them a happy new month and encouraging them to “enjoy even higher currents of Congratulations in this month and beyond.” However, it was her next statement that caught the attention of gospel music lovers.
“What do you say about a Judikay ft. Mercy Chinwo release this November? Hmmmm… just thinking,” she wrote.
Although the message was presented as a passing thought, the possibility of hearing the two singers together again has already stirred excitement, particularly among those who remember their previous collaboration, “More Than Gold.”
Released in 2019 under EeZee Conceptz, the worship song brought together Judikay and Mercy Chinwo in a powerful declaration of the unmatched value of Jesus Christ. The record became one of Judikay’s defining songs, reaching millions of listeners and securing its place among the much-loved gospel releases of recent years.
Since then, both singers have continued to establish themselves as influential voices in Nigerian gospel music. Judikay, born Judith Kanayo-Opara, first gained widespread recognition through her debut album Man of Galilee in 2019. She has since continued her musical journey through Intimacy Sounds Records, the independent label she co-owns with her husband.
Mercy Chinwo, meanwhile, has maintained her position as one of contemporary gospel music’s recognisable voices, with songs such as “Excess Love” contributing to her international reach.
Judikay’s latest tease has brought renewed attention to the musical chemistry the two artists shared on “More Than Gold.” Believers have welcomed the possibility of another collaboration, with many hoping the suggestion turns into an actual release.
For now, however, there is no official confirmation that the song is in production. Judikay has not shared a title, further details or a confirmed release date, leaving the post open to interpretation.
Still, the timing of the suggestion has made November a little more exciting for gospel music listeners. Should the collaboration happen, it would mark another opportunity for two celebrated voices to come together and create music that points people back to Christ.
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