Wake Up

Now this right here is gospel with a passport. “Wake Up” is an afro-Latin / Caribbean / amapiano-flavored praise experience that somehow lets you worship God and feel like your toes are in the sand on the Seychelles Islands at the same time. One moment you’re lifting your hands, the next moment you’re checking to see if somebody packed sunscreen for the altar call.

What makes it even more amazing is where this sound comes from.

Not Jamaica. Not Kenya. Not Nigeria.

but Alabama.Yes—Roll Tide Alabama.

Samuel “Miracle” Brown Jr. proves real quick that geography doesn’t get to tell the Holy Spirit where it can move. The rhythm is authentic, the bounce is undeniable, and the message shows up right on time. This isn’t a gimmick or a trend-chasing experiment—it’s world music done with integrity and intention.

“Wake Up” feels like a call to awareness wrapped in joy. It nudges your spirit while your shoulders start moving without permission. You don’t have to understand amapiano to understand praise—your body will translate it for you.

Bottom line:It doesn’t matter where bruh man is from—the sound is global, the praise is real, and the message hits right when you need it. If this is what waking up sounds like, go ahead and set the alarm.