Mali Music – Book of Mali (Intro)

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Super talented American gospel singer famously known as Mali Music is out again with this enthralling music called, Book of Mali (Intro).

Book of Mali (Intro) is a song title, written and recorded by the award-winning American gospel music sensation, Mali Music. From the album tagged, The Book Of Mali, this euphony was obtained and it is ascertained to thrill the minds of anyone who pays attention to it.
Released in 2020, The Book of Mali features fourteen songs that tell a story, each track presenting a “chapter” in Mali’s exploration of love, struggle, and spiritual growth. The album is a testament to Mali Music’s versatility as an artist, effortlessly weaving together gospel truths with everyday realities. The Book of Mali is an album that calls listeners to reconnect with their faith, confront their struggles, and celebrate their blessings. Each track is layered with meaning, inviting audiences to experience the gospel in a modern yet deeply personal way. From the rhythmic beats of “World Record” to the contemplative notes of “Let Go,” Mali Music reminds us that faith is not always easy, but it is always worth it.

The enchanting melody and powerful lyrics of “Book of Mali (Intro)” make it a standout track on Mali Music’s latest project, “God Be Praised”. Coming as the opening track on the fourteen-track album, “Book of Mali (Intro)” is a testament to Mali Music’s ability to create music that is both meaningful and entertaining.

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Lyrics: Mali Music – Book of Mali (Intro)

I define them as the, um, the face of the song
I see the music and the boom and the bass
And the shimmering cymbals and all that
As just, like, aesthetics and accessories
But the details of the face come with the lyrics of the song
It, like, really shows who you are and what you’re saying
Not just what you’re bringing and how you feel
It shows how you’re saying it
So I feel the lyrics is just another step
And, uh, and if they’re strong enough
When they’re strong enough, and usually they are
You don’t even need the music
So it’s one of those things that go hand in hand
And it’s a perfect marriage between word and melody

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