Ay4 goes sentimental on ‘All I Need’

• By Confidente Reporter

SWAKOPMUND-BASED Christian hip hop artist Ay4 (real name – Adolf Kaure) recently released his latest single titled ‘All I Need’.

The song was released in December and is available on all streaming platforms like Spotify, Apple Music and Deezer.

The rapper dedicated the song to his wife, Melba Kaure, as a gift after the pair celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary on December 28.

“After the recording of the song, I looked up to the heavens and realised that the song is bigger than just a gift for our matrimony.

“I realised that it could serve to inspire both single and married people to seek a godly relationship

which represents the relationship Christ has with the church because Jesus loves the church the same way he loves his own body and that unconditional, selfless and righteous love is what I strive for when it comes to loving my wife,” said Ay4.

The instrumental for the song was created by Namibia Annual Music Awards (NAMAs) 2016 Producer of

the Year, Araffath Muhuure.

“It is the most sentimental song which I have written thus far because it celebrates our love. A love that was provided to us by the Lord and one that glorifies Him,” the musician added.

Ay4’s track features a sibling duo from Arandis known as Zion, who have mesmerised the music scene at the coast for the last few years.

The siblings, Wondy and Holly Naobes, provide a harmonic melody for the song’s chorus, produced by Petrus ‘Scava’ Kipit also of Arandis.

“I met Zion in Swakopmund after they performed at an event. After hearing them sing, I was blown

away because I never heard anything similar.”

“With time we formed a musical connection and hit it off in the studio,” explained Ay4.

The enigmatic rapper hinted there is a likelihood for visuals to be provided for the track. The lyricist is also hard at work with his second body of work which is set to reach its conclusion soon.

Ay4’s debut body of work, which was titled for His Glory was released in 2020.

The EP features classics like ‘Dreams’ and ‘Champion’.