South Sudanese gospel
Summary
Christian song and praise performance in South Sudanese communities, including Juba Arabic and Bari examples. It is a regional Gospel browsing scene whose local choirs, languages and arrangements remain individually identified.
| Parent ID | Parent article |
|---|---|
| gospel | Gospel |
Contemporary and trending
The catalogue is being expanded for all-day listening: recent discovery is prioritized, and good older recordings remain playable. Historical labels describe age rather than excluding locally matched performances.
Juba choir channels and named singers provide focused performances instead of lengthy albums, sermons or full services. Star Eagles’ source explicitly identifies its Bari song as an older composition recorded by Dennis and Tony; the original work and the newer video must not be confused. [1]
History
Community choirs, church participation and diasporic musical links help sustain several South Sudanese Christian repertoires. This page offers a starting collection rather than a definitive account of every language or church in the country. [2]
Musical characteristics
Ensemble response, solo-led melody and rhythmic church accompaniment appear in different combinations. A Bari hymn and a Juba Arabic choir piece should be heard as distinct examples. The region’s secular popular songs do not enter this collection merely because their performers are South Sudanese.
Geography and communities
South Sudanese Christian song includes Dinka, Nuer, Juba Arabic, English and other language/community practices, with important local and diaspora connections. A broad Bahr el Ghazal/Upper Nile field and a connected Equatorian/Juba landscape represent these different networks without a single deep national dome. Indigenous praise poetry and spiritual song are not automatically Christian gospel; local religious and musical identities remain distinct. Gospel shares public life with South Sudanese pop, hip-hop, reggae, dancehall and other community repertoires. Country-scoped recordings do not imply that every language community is already represented in the catalogue. [3] [4] [5]
Artists
JCC Choir, Juba, Rock City AY Choir, Juba, Star Eagles: Dennis & Tony, Jose John. Credits refer to the particular recordings below; a named uploader is not assumed to be the performer. These examples introduce a scene and do not assign an artist’s entire mixed repertoire to Gospel.
Representative performances
The examples distinguish video publication from original repertoire and recording dates. Unknown dates remain unknown. Explicitly archival examples retain their age labels and remain playable alongside worthwhile recent material.
| Repertoire | Field use | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| popular | regional | Locally identified Christian repertoire; recording-level country and region scopes govern playback. |
| Artist | Performance / song / title | Embedded player URL | Notes | Repertoire kind | Repertoire date | Recording date | Format | Opening | Places | Fit | Evidence | Review note | MuGlobe favorite | Current hit | Authentic |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JCC Choir, Juba | wad ta allah..by JCC choir ---Juba south sudan | https://www.youtube.com/embed/2DfqIV86fXI | Specific local Christian musical performance. Video publication: 2017-01-17; original and session dates are separate. Advancing embedded playback checked 19 October 2026.[6] | popular | unknown | unknown | music-video | unknown | country:South Sudan | supported | Recording/context source | Song and community reviewed from recording/channel context; unknown original and session dates were not inferred from upload dates. | false | false | false |
| Rock City AY Choir, Juba | Rock City AY Choir Juba - Yerusalema | https://www.youtube.com/embed/m9xpX9brZ-g | Specific local Christian musical performance. Video publication: 2023-07-17; original and session dates are separate. Advancing embedded playback checked 19 October 2026.[7] | popular | unknown | unknown | music-video | unknown | country:South Sudan | supported | Recording/context source | Song and community reviewed from recording/channel context; unknown original and session dates were not inferred from upload dates. | false | false | false |
| Star Eagles: Dennis & Tony | Yesu Ku Koko Na-Star Eagles Music-Dennis & Tony-South Sudan Gospel Music 2022 | https://www.youtube.com/embed/Duqdytq7_Qw | Specific local Christian musical performance. Video publication: 2023-05-27; original and session dates are separate. Advancing embedded playback checked 19 October 2026.[8] | popular | unknown | unknown | music-video | unknown | country:South Sudan | supported | Recording/context source | Song and community reviewed from recording/channel context; unknown original and session dates were not inferred from upload dates. | false | false | false |
| Jose John | Inta bi amulu kulu haja/ by Jose John- South Sudanese Gospel song… | https://www.youtube.com/embed/JTtRlp6iUbA | Specific local Christian musical performance. Video publication: 2025-02-14; original and session dates are separate. Advancing embedded playback checked 19 October 2026.[9] | popular | unknown | unknown | music-video | unknown | country:South Sudan | supported | Recording/context source | Song and community reviewed from recording/channel context; unknown original and session dates were not inferred from upload dates. | false | false | false |
| Jane Emmanuel | Taki Ma Alah || Jane Emmanuel ♥️🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸 | https://www.youtube.com/embed/0nS4-B5GA88 | Taki Ma Alah, performed by Jane Emmanuel in a South Sudanese Christian setting. Published in 2025; the original recording date is unknown. Angel Media is the publisher, not an additional singer. Source: Angel Media. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. Video publication: 2025-05-26; original-release and performance dates are separate. Advancing embedded playback checked 22 October 2026.[10] | popular | unknown | unknown | live | unknown | country:South Sudan | supported | Recording/context source | Taki Ma Alah, performed by Jane Emmanuel in a South Sudanese Christian setting. Published in 2025; the original recording date is unknown. Angel Media is the publisher, not an additional singer. Source: Angel Media. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. | false | false | false |
| Juba Central Church Choir | Mangu Dala by Juba Central Church Choir | https://www.youtube.com/embed/-6Tm4HqjhHo | A named Juba Central Church Choir song published in August 2026. This is a focused musical performance, rather than a full church service or sermon. Source: Great Mission Media. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. Video publication: 2026-08-30; original-release and performance dates are separate. Advancing embedded playback checked 22 October 2026.[11] | popular | unknown | unknown | live | unknown | country:South Sudan | supported | Recording/context source | A named Juba Central Church Choir song published in August 2026. This is a focused musical performance, rather than a full church service or sermon. Source: Great Mission Media. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. | false | false | false |
| CYC Gospel Music Team, Juba | CYC Gospel Music Team || JUBA SOUTH SUDAN 🇸🇸 | https://www.youtube.com/embed/3u8Xhoh5c9A | A musical presentation by the CYC Gospel Music Team in Juba, explicitly identified by the source as South Sudanese. Individual singers are not named; the team receives the credit. Source: Angel Media. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. Video publication: 2026-04-08; original-release and performance dates are separate. Advancing embedded playback checked 22 October 2026.[12] | popular | unknown | unknown | live | unknown | country:South Sudan | supported | Recording/context source | A musical presentation by the CYC Gospel Music Team in Juba, explicitly identified by the source as South Sudanese. Individual singers are not named; the team receives the credit. Source: Angel Media. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. | false | false | false |
| Mount Zion Church Choir, Juba | Low in the grave // Mount Zion Church Choir, Juba | https://www.youtube.com/embed/mfHigWUtWFo | The Easter hymn Low in the Grave performed by Mount Zion Church Choir in Juba, published in April 2026. The local performers determine the country queue, independently of the hymn’s Western origin. Source: Great Mission Media. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. Video publication: 2026-04-11; original-release and performance dates are separate. Advancing embedded playback checked 22 October 2026.[13] | popular | unknown | unknown | live | unknown | country:South Sudan | supported | Recording/context source | The Easter hymn Low in the Grave performed by Mount Zion Church Choir in Juba, published in April 2026. The local performers determine the country queue, independently of the hymn’s Western origin. Source: Great Mission Media. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. | false | false | false |
| Jose John | Jose John - Ana Jundi Ta Yesu Masiah | https://www.youtube.com/embed/p0sK8dckYrA | Jose John’s Ana Jundi Ta Yesu Masiah, published in December 2025 with Ephesians 6:10 and Luke 10:19 as its Christian context. His other secular repertoire is not included automatically. Source: Jose John. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. Video publication: 2025-12-23; original-release and performance dates are separate. Advancing embedded playback checked 22 October 2026.[14] | popular | unknown | unknown | music-video | unknown | country:South Sudan | supported | Recording/context source | Jose John’s Ana Jundi Ta Yesu Masiah, published in December 2025 with Ephesians 6:10 and Luke 10:19 as its Christian context. His other secular repertoire is not included automatically. Source: Jose John. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. | false | false | false |
| Jose John | Jose John-shikil haya zede , south Sudanese gospel song | https://www.youtube.com/embed/PmjaFDC4q8c | A specifically identified South Sudanese gospel song by Jose John, published in 2023. This is a different work from the existing Inta Bi Amulu Kulu Haja recording. Source: Jose Joe. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. Video publication: 2023-06-30; original-release and performance dates are separate. Advancing embedded playback checked 22 October 2026.[15] | popular | unknown | unknown | music-video | unknown | country:South Sudan | supported | Recording/context source | A specifically identified South Sudanese gospel song by Jose John, published in 2023. This is a different work from the existing Inta Bi Amulu Kulu Haja recording. Source: Jose Joe. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. | false | false | false |
| Rock City AY Choir, Juba | Fii Musim by Rock City AY Choir - Audio | https://www.youtube.com/embed/Ymjr0Ec7-Q4 | A standalone Christian song from Rock City AY Choir in Juba, published in November 2025. The choir’s local Juba Arabic context supports the country queue. No overlapping full-album compilation is selected; original and session dates remain unknown. Source: Rock City AY Choir Juba. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. Video publication: 2025-11-07; original-release and performance dates are separate. Advancing embedded playback checked 22 October 2026.[16] | popular | unknown | unknown | audio | unknown | country:South Sudan | supported | Recording/context source | A standalone Christian song from Rock City AY Choir in Juba, published in November 2025. The choir’s local Juba Arabic context supports the country queue. No overlapping full-album compilation is selected; original and session dates remain unknown. Source: Rock City AY Choir Juba. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. | false | false | false |
| Rock City AY Choir, Juba | Fii Jenena Ta Eden by Rock City AY Choir - Audio | https://www.youtube.com/embed/GqmRTZevosM | A standalone Christian song from Rock City AY Choir in Juba, published in November 2025. The choir’s local Juba Arabic context supports the country queue. No overlapping full-album compilation is selected; original and session dates remain unknown. Source: Rock City AY Choir Juba. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. Video publication: 2025-11-07; original-release and performance dates are separate. Advancing embedded playback checked 22 October 2026.[17] | popular | unknown | unknown | audio | unknown | country:South Sudan | supported | Recording/context source | A standalone Christian song from Rock City AY Choir in Juba, published in November 2025. The choir’s local Juba Arabic context supports the country queue. No overlapping full-album compilation is selected; original and session dates remain unknown. Source: Rock City AY Choir Juba. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. | false | false | false |
| Rock City AY Choir, Juba | Risala Ta Allah by Rock City AY Choir -Audio | https://www.youtube.com/embed/glQmOC7E7lY | A standalone Christian song from Rock City AY Choir in Juba, published in November 2025. The choir’s local Juba Arabic context supports the country queue. No overlapping full-album compilation is selected; original and session dates remain unknown. Source: Rock City AY Choir Juba. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. Video publication: 2025-11-07; original-release and performance dates are separate. Advancing embedded playback checked 22 October 2026.[18] | popular | unknown | unknown | audio | unknown | country:South Sudan | supported | Recording/context source | A standalone Christian song from Rock City AY Choir in Juba, published in November 2025. The choir’s local Juba Arabic context supports the country queue. No overlapping full-album compilation is selected; original and session dates remain unknown. Source: Rock City AY Choir Juba. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. | false | false | false |
| Rock City AY Choir, Juba | Kulu Sika by Rock City AY Choir-Audio | https://www.youtube.com/embed/ZkunOd-IEKM | A standalone Christian song from Rock City AY Choir in Juba, published in November 2025. The choir’s local Juba Arabic context supports the country queue. No overlapping full-album compilation is selected; original and session dates remain unknown. Source: Rock City AY Choir Juba. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. Video publication: 2025-11-07; original-release and performance dates are separate. Advancing embedded playback checked 22 October 2026.[19] | popular | unknown | unknown | audio | unknown | country:South Sudan | supported | Recording/context source | A standalone Christian song from Rock City AY Choir in Juba, published in November 2025. The choir’s local Juba Arabic context supports the country queue. No overlapping full-album compilation is selected; original and session dates remain unknown. Source: Rock City AY Choir Juba. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. | false | false | false |
| David Chol Ajhok Deng | Wɛ̈ɛ̈t cɔl thïï abu larïc kërëthanooi - Dinka Gospel Song | https://www.youtube.com/embed/X8B4GAczuUY | A Dinka Christian song with David Chol Ajhok Deng explicitly credited as vocalist. Anyuon Atem is the lyrics producer; Paradiso Media is the publisher. No duplicate upload is selected. Source: Paradiso Media. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. Video publication: 2024-06-30; original-release and performance dates are separate. Advancing embedded playback checked 22 October 2026.[20] | popular | unknown | unknown | music-video | unknown | country:South Sudan | supported | Recording/context source | A Dinka Christian song with David Chol Ajhok Deng explicitly credited as vocalist. Anyuon Atem is the lyrics producer; Paradiso Media is the publisher. No duplicate upload is selected. Source: Paradiso Media. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. | false | false | false |
| Pastor Khamis Kenedy | Tomore Official Video( South Sudanese Gospel Music) | https://www.youtube.com/embed/U2u79d4FtXE | Tomore is a Kakwa-language Christian song. Pastor Khamis Kenedy’s own description explains that Jesus unites a marriage, establishing the religious context rather than assuming every wedding song is gospel. Source: Pr Khamis Kenedy . Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. Video publication: 2022-05-25; original-release and performance dates are separate. Advancing embedded playback checked 22 October 2026.[21] | popular | unknown | unknown | music-video | unknown | country:South Sudan | supported | Recording/context source | Tomore is a Kakwa-language Christian song. Pastor Khamis Kenedy’s own description explains that Jesus unites a marriage, establishing the religious context rather than assuming every wedding song is gospel. Source: Pr Khamis Kenedy . Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. | false | false | false |
| JCC Arabic Choir, Juba | Sala bi tim By JCC Arabic Choir South Sudan Gospel Music | https://www.youtube.com/embed/BjL86qbfu-A | Sala Bi Tim means Take It to Jesus. The source identifies JCC Arabic Choir and the Juba Arabic setting. This 2017 recording remains alongside newer material and differs from the existing Wad Ta Allah. Source: South Sudan Gospel Music. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. Video publication: 2017-08-26; original-release and performance dates are separate. Advancing embedded playback checked 22 October 2026.[22] | popular | unknown | unknown | music-video | unknown | country:South Sudan | supported | Recording/context source | Sala Bi Tim means Take It to Jesus. The source identifies JCC Arabic Choir and the Juba Arabic setting. This 2017 recording remains alongside newer material and differs from the existing Wad Ta Allah. Source: South Sudan Gospel Music. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. | false | false | false |
| Emmanuel Gach | Ejin käroa (Official Music and Video) Emmanuel Gach | https://www.youtube.com/embed/hMhBBn6j9Hs | Emmanuel Gach’s Ejin Käroa is a Christian testimony, published in 2025. His own Audiomack profile explicitly identifies Juba, South Sudan; Nuer language alone is not the geographic evidence. Source: Living Testimony Nation. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. Video publication: 2025-03-23; original-release and performance dates are separate. Advancing embedded playback checked 22 October 2026.[23] | popular | unknown | unknown | music-video | unknown | country:South Sudan | supported | Recording/context source Recording/context source | Emmanuel Gach’s Ejin Käroa is a Christian testimony, published in 2025. His own Audiomack profile explicitly identifies Juba, South Sudan; Nuer language alone is not the geographic evidence. Source: Living Testimony Nation. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. | false | false | false |
| Bol Ter Thach with Emmanuel Gach and Buom Kayier | KUÄR YECU (OFFICIAL VIDEO) BOL TER FT EMMANUEL GACH AND BUOM KAYIER | https://www.youtube.com/embed/Fa7MGQ3bzy0 | A 2025 Christian collaboration by Bol Ter Thach, Emmanuel Gach and Buom Kayier. The actual performers are explicitly named; Gach’s own Juba profile supports the South Sudanese community context. Source: Bol Ter Thach. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. Video publication: 2025-06-22; original-release and performance dates are separate. Advancing embedded playback checked 22 October 2026.[24] | popular | unknown | unknown | music-video | unknown | country:South Sudan | supported | Recording/context source Recording/context source | A 2025 Christian collaboration by Bol Ter Thach, Emmanuel Gach and Buom Kayier. The actual performers are explicitly named; Gach’s own Juba profile supports the South Sudanese community context. Source: Bol Ter Thach. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. | false | false | false |
| Emmanuel Gach | hän taake juc (Official video) Emmanuel Gach. | https://www.youtube.com/embed/7Gb8fjvrNFc | A distinct gospel song from Emmanuel Gach’s The Good Shepherd Volume 2, published in 2022. His independently documented Juba identity supports the country queue. Source: Living Testimony Nation. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. Video publication: 2022-11-30; original-release and performance dates are separate. Advancing embedded playback checked 22 October 2026.[25] | popular | unknown | unknown | music-video | unknown | country:South Sudan | supported | Recording/context source Recording/context source | A distinct gospel song from Emmanuel Gach’s The Good Shepherd Volume 2, published in 2022. His independently documented Juba identity supports the country queue. Source: Living Testimony Nation. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. | false | false | false |
| Emmanuel Gach | wa ni mo de ji päl #Emmanuel_Gach #Good_shepherd | https://www.youtube.com/embed/c8T9JlGiPsU | A separate Christian song from Emmanuel Gach’s Good Shepherd repertoire, published in 2023. Living Testimony Nation is the artist’s publishing identity, not an extra vocalist. Source: Living Testimony Nation. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. Video publication: 2023-01-05; original-release and performance dates are separate. Advancing embedded playback checked 22 October 2026.[26] | popular | unknown | unknown | music-video | unknown | country:South Sudan | supported | Recording/context source Recording/context source | A separate Christian song from Emmanuel Gach’s Good Shepherd repertoire, published in 2023. Living Testimony Nation is the artist’s publishing identity, not an extra vocalist. Source: Living Testimony Nation. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. | false | false | false |
| Rock City AY Choir, Juba | Fii Kitab by Rock City AY Choir -Audio | https://www.youtube.com/embed/FC8fXvGGkm4 | A standalone Christian song from Rock City AY Choir in Juba, published in November 2025. The choir’s local Juba Arabic context supports the country queue. No overlapping full-album compilation is selected; original and session dates remain unknown. Source: Rock City AY Choir Juba. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. Video publication: 2025-11-07; original-release and performance dates are separate. Advancing embedded playback checked 22 October 2026.[27] | popular | unknown | unknown | audio | unknown | country:South Sudan | supported | Recording/context source | A standalone Christian song from Rock City AY Choir in Juba, published in November 2025. The choir’s local Juba Arabic context supports the country queue. No overlapping full-album compilation is selected; original and session dates remain unknown. Source: Rock City AY Choir Juba. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. | false | false | false |
| Rock City AY Choir, Juba | Jidud Ta Nina by Rock City AY Choir -Audio | https://www.youtube.com/embed/Lp9YQabNc_I | A standalone Christian song from Rock City AY Choir in Juba, published in November 2025. The choir’s local Juba Arabic context supports the country queue. No overlapping full-album compilation is selected; original and session dates remain unknown. Source: Rock City AY Choir Juba. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. Video publication: 2025-11-07; original-release and performance dates are separate. Advancing embedded playback checked 22 October 2026.[28] | popular | unknown | unknown | audio | unknown | country:South Sudan | supported | Recording/context source | A standalone Christian song from Rock City AY Choir in Juba, published in November 2025. The choir’s local Juba Arabic context supports the country queue. No overlapping full-album compilation is selected; original and session dates remain unknown. Source: Rock City AY Choir Juba. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. | false | false | false |
| Rock City AY Choir, Juba | Ana bi Kadimu by Rock City AY Choir -Audio | https://www.youtube.com/embed/B1v1aKSjrR8 | A standalone Christian song from Rock City AY Choir in Juba, published in November 2025. The choir’s local Juba Arabic context supports the country queue. No overlapping full-album compilation is selected; original and session dates remain unknown. Source: Rock City AY Choir Juba. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. Video publication: 2025-11-07; original-release and performance dates are separate. Advancing embedded playback checked 22 October 2026.[29] | popular | unknown | unknown | audio | unknown | country:South Sudan | supported | Recording/context source | A standalone Christian song from Rock City AY Choir in Juba, published in November 2025. The choir’s local Juba Arabic context supports the country queue. No overlapping full-album compilation is selected; original and session dates remain unknown. Source: Rock City AY Choir Juba. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. | false | false | false |
| Rock City AY Choir, Juba | Yesu kelimu le Nina by Rock City AY Choir -Audio | https://www.youtube.com/embed/tNwHdEZVoWo | A standalone Christian song from Rock City AY Choir in Juba, published in November 2025. The choir’s local Juba Arabic context supports the country queue. No overlapping full-album compilation is selected; original and session dates remain unknown. Source: Rock City AY Choir Juba. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. Video publication: 2025-11-07; original-release and performance dates are separate. Advancing embedded playback checked 22 October 2026.[30] | popular | unknown | unknown | audio | unknown | country:South Sudan | supported | Recording/context source | A standalone Christian song from Rock City AY Choir in Juba, published in November 2025. The choir’s local Juba Arabic context supports the country queue. No overlapping full-album compilation is selected; original and session dates remain unknown. Source: Rock City AY Choir Juba. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. | false | false | false |
| Rock City AY Choir, Juba | Melik'na Yesu by Rock City AY Choir -Audio | https://www.youtube.com/embed/GFpiNkPWCks | A standalone Christian song from Rock City AY Choir in Juba, published in November 2025. The choir’s local Juba Arabic context supports the country queue. No overlapping full-album compilation is selected; original and session dates remain unknown. Source: Rock City AY Choir Juba. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. Video publication: 2025-11-07; original-release and performance dates are separate. Advancing embedded playback checked 22 October 2026.[31] | popular | unknown | unknown | audio | unknown | country:South Sudan | supported | Recording/context source | A standalone Christian song from Rock City AY Choir in Juba, published in November 2025. The choir’s local Juba Arabic context supports the country queue. No overlapping full-album compilation is selected; original and session dates remain unknown. Source: Rock City AY Choir Juba. Video publication is separate from original/session date; unknown dates retained. | false | false | false |
Related genres
Gospel provides the family overview. This page is a subordinate regional browsing entry, with distinct local recording contexts.
References and further reading
- ↑ South Sudanese gospel — community and recording context.
- ↑ South Sudanese gospel — community and recording context.
- ↑ Regional music, circulation and performance context.
- ↑ Regional music, circulation and performance context.
- ↑ Regional music, circulation and performance context.
- ↑ wad ta allah..by JCC choir ---Juba south sudan.
- ↑ Rock City AY Choir Juba - Yerusalema.
- ↑ Yesu Ku Koko Na-Star Eagles Music-Dennis & Tony-South Sudan Gospel Music 2022.
- ↑ Inta bi amulu kulu haja/ by Jose John- South Sudanese Gospel song….
- ↑ Taki Ma Alah || Jane Emmanuel ♥️🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸.
- ↑ Mangu Dala by Juba Central Church Choir.
- ↑ CYC Gospel Music Team || JUBA SOUTH SUDAN 🇸🇸 .
- ↑ Low in the grave // Mount Zion Church Choir, Juba.
- ↑ Jose John - Ana Jundi Ta Yesu Masiah .
- ↑ Jose John-shikil haya zede , south Sudanese gospel song.
- ↑ Fii Musim by Rock City AY Choir - Audio .
- ↑ Fii Jenena Ta Eden by Rock City AY Choir - Audio .
- ↑ Risala Ta Allah by Rock City AY Choir -Audio.
- ↑ Kulu Sika by Rock City AY Choir-Audio.
- ↑ Wɛ̈ɛ̈t cɔl thïï abu larïc kërëthanooi - Dinka Gospel Song.
- ↑ Tomore Official Video( South Sudanese Gospel Music).
- ↑ Sala bi tim By JCC Arabic Choir South Sudan Gospel Music.
- ↑ Ejin käroa (Official Music and Video) Emmanuel Gach.
- ↑ KUÄR YECU (OFFICIAL VIDEO) BOL TER FT EMMANUEL GACH AND BUOM KAYIER.
- ↑ hän taake juc (Official video) Emmanuel Gach..
- ↑ wa ni mo de ji päl #Emmanuel_Gach #Good_shepherd.
- ↑ Fii Kitab by Rock City AY Choir -Audio .
- ↑ Jidud Ta Nina by Rock City AY Choir -Audio .
- ↑ Ana bi Kadimu by Rock City AY Choir -Audio .
- ↑ Yesu kelimu le Nina by Rock City AY Choir -Audio .
- ↑ Melik'na Yesu by Rock City AY Choir -Audio .
Hotspot mushrooms
South Sudanese Christian song includes Dinka, Nuer, Juba Arabic, English and other language/community practices, with important local and diaspora connections. A broad Bahr el Ghazal/Upper Nile field and a connected Equatorian/Juba landscape represent these different networks without a single deep national dome. Indigenous praise poetry and spiritual song are not automatically Christian gospel; local religious and musical identities remain distinct. Gospel shares public life with South Sudanese pop, hip-hop, reggae, dancehall and other community repertoires. Country-scoped recordings do not imply that every language community is already represented in the catalogue.
| ID | Location | Latitude | Longitude | Radius (km) | Strength | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| south-sudanese-gospel-gap-landscape-1 | Bahr el Ghazal and Upper Nile Christian-song networks | 8.5 | 30 | 750 | 0.4 | South Sudanese Christian song includes Dinka, Nuer, Juba Arabic, English and other language/community practices, with important local and diaspora connections. A broad Bahr el Ghazal/Upper Nile field and a connected Equatorian/Juba landscape represent these different networks without a single deep national dome. Indigenous praise poetry and spiritual song are not automatically Christian gospel; local religious and musical identities remain distinct. Gospel shares public life with South Sudanese pop, hip-hop, reggae, dancehall and other community repertoires. Country-scoped recordings do not imply that every language community is already represented in the catalogue. This field represents Bahr el Ghazal and Upper Nile Christian-song networks. Peak and zero-edge radius are editorial relative-intensity settings, not audience percentages; overlap uses maximum. |
| south-sudanese-gospel-africa-landscape-2 | Equatorian and Juba Christian-song circulation | 4.8 | 31 | 500 | 0.36 | South Sudanese Christian song includes Dinka, Nuer, Juba Arabic, English and other language/community practices, with important local and diaspora connections. A broad Bahr el Ghazal/Upper Nile field and a connected Equatorian/Juba landscape represent these different networks without a single deep national dome. Indigenous praise poetry and spiritual song are not automatically Christian gospel; local religious and musical identities remain distinct. Gospel shares public life with South Sudanese pop, hip-hop, reggae, dancehall and other community repertoires. Country-scoped recordings do not imply that every language community is already represented in the catalogue. This field represents Equatorian and Juba Christian-song circulation. Peak and zero-edge radius are editorial relative-intensity settings, not audience percentages; overlap uses maximum. |