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Power Praise
Power Praise formed in South Africa in the late 1990s, started by Mthembeni Ndevu and Ayanda Ntanzi. Their debut album 'Cativo' came out in 1999, with the...
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Power Praise formed in South Africa in the late 1990s, started by Mthembeni Ndevu and Ayanda Ntanzi. Their debut album 'Cativo' came out in 1999, with the title track becoming a gospel standard in many churches. Ndevu handled lead vocals while Ntanzi worked as music director and keyboardist.
They put out other albums like 'God's Own Time', 'The Name of Jesus', and 'Blessed' over the following years. The band collaborated with gospel artists including Don Moen, Shirley Caesar, and CeCe Winans. In 2008, they faced some challenges that weren't fully detailed in the available information.
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