Godswill Oyor turns a scriptural lens on Pharisee, a gospel record built around a figure the Bible uses as a warning.
Pharisee calls up the self-righteous religious leaders of the Gospels, and a worship song under that name tends to examine pride, hypocrisy and the heart behind religious practice. It fits the teaching-minded gospel lane Godswill Oyor works in.
This one speaks to a congregation-minded listener, someone who wants a song that doubles as a message. Reflective rather than celebratory.
