Chorale Liturgique Exode offers *c’est Dieu qui nous beni* as a brief but earnest installment in the rap chrétien and afrogospel vein. Released in July 2022 on their own label, the trio’s three tracks—including "Venez voir"—blend spiritual lyricism with rhythmic cadences rooted in contemporary African gospel traditions. The recording’s modest footprint, with just over a hundred scrobbles on Last.fm, suggests a nascent presence rather than a widely circulated artifact.The album’s sparse tracklist invites close listening, each piece contributing to a concise statement of faith and musical identity. While details on session musicians or recording locale remain elusive, the record’s earnest title and direct delivery mark it as a signal from a community intertwining devotion and modern expression. For collectors tracing the lineage of afrogospel-inflected rap, this self-released release offers a modest but sincere entry.

Chorale Liturgique Exode offers *c’est Dieu qui nous beni* as a brief but earnest installment in the rap chrétien and afrogospel vein. Released in July 2022 on their own label, the trio’s three tracks—including "Venez voir"—blend spiritual lyricism with rhythmic cadences rooted in contemporary African gospel traditions. The recording’s modest footprint, with just over a hundred scrobbles on Last.fm, suggests a nascent presence rather than a widely circulated artifact.The album’s sparse tracklist invites close listening, each piece contributing to a concise statement of faith and musical identity. While details on session musicians or recording locale remain elusive, the record’s earnest title and direct delivery mark it as a signal from a community intertwining devotion and modern expression. For collectors tracing the lineage of afrogospel-inflected rap, this self-released release offers a modest but sincere entry.