Phindi P's 'I Celebrate' Music Video is Coming

South African gospel artist, broadcaster, and media personality Phindi P (born Phindile Phewa) is continuing to build momentum around her latest body of work, Grace Note – Part 1, which was officially released in February 2026. Two months since its release, the project continues to resonate strongly with audiences across South Africa and beyond, with growing streaming numbers, radio support, and impactful listener engagement across digital platforms.

Phindi P, who is also a prominent presenter on SABC’s Ukhozi FM, remains one of the most influential voices in South African gospel and inspirational broadcasting. She currently hosts Ulibo Lokugala (03:00–05:00, weekdays) and Ebukhoneni (Sundays, 09:00–12:00), where her voice continues to uplift and inspire millions of listeners daily. Her ability to bridge faith, culture, and encouragement has further strengthened her connection with audiences both on air and through her music ministry.

Alongside her broadcasting career, Phindi P continues to maintain a strong presence in the South African entertainment industry as an actress, having appeared in productions such as Mzansi Magic dramas and the medical series Durban Gen. Her artistic versatility is matched by her growing international recognition as a gospel recording artist and worship leader whose ministry has reached audiences across Africa and global worship platforms. She has shared stages with renowned gospel figures, including VaShawn Mitchell and Benjamin Dube, through Spirit of Praise Volume 8, solidifying her place in live gospel performance.

Since the release of Grace Note – Part 1, the project has been praised for its deeply spiritual atmosphere and its blend of contemporary gospel, live worship instrumentation, and African-inspired soundscapes. The album continues the journey of Phindi P’s evolving musical ministry, following a consistent catalogue of impactful releases including Worship Wells, I Believe, Prayer Altar, and God Did It, all of which have shaped her identity as a worship leader with a strong prophetic and devotional voice.

“Grace Note – Part 1 is a deeply personal and spiritual offering for me. Every song carries a message of God’s faithfulness, and I am humbled by how people have connected with it so far. This project truly came from a place of prayer, surrender, and gratitude,” Phindi P says.

Now, as the project continues to gain traction, Phindi P is gearing up for the release of a music video for one of the standout singles from the album. The upcoming visual is expected to bring a powerful and immersive worship experience to life, reflecting the heart of the song through cinematic storytelling, spiritual depth, and authentic worship expression. The announcement has already generated anticipation among her growing global audience, who continue to engage strongly with the album across streaming platforms.

“As we prepare to release the music video, my prayer is that it will not only be visually powerful, but also draw people into a deeper place of worship and encounter,” she adds.

Her recent work on Grace Note – Part 1 also features collaborations with respected international gospel voices, including Nigerian artist Peterson Okopi, further reinforcing her cross-continental gospel influence.

QUESTION AND ANSWERS

How has the response to the album been since its release?
The response has been amazing. The support shown towards the music, especially uJehovah usekwenzile, it’s doing so well on the streams. Everywhere I go, the ministry of this album has revealed how God was involved in its creation.

What can we expect from the “I Celebrate” upcoming music video?
It’s a song I wrote thinking of the mercies of God, it has been a long waiting period for me on some of the things I’ve requested from the Lord, finally some of things are happening, so it’s more for the people who are in a season of waiting on the Lord for answered prayers, God definitely do it, he has done it for me, he can definitely do it for you. Music Video is coming out soon.

How has your journey shaped you as a worship leader today?
I started being involve in the church at a young age , through reading the word of God and trappings at church, it has shaped who I am today. So, I sing with understanding.

What has been the biggest challenge in your music journey so far? Promoting our music has been a struggle because everything needs financial backing and support. Serving is my strength, and no obstacle is big enough.

How do you handle pressure balancing music, ministry, and media work?
As much as I work in radio, in a gospel slot, I use my time wisely, even with MC work and other outside work, I wouldn’t say it’s hard because God has graced me with capacity.

What has broadcasting on Ukhozi FM taught you about connecting with people?
Has taught me so much, introducing me to a crowd of people that not only like music but also a crowd that like to engage with me as a presenter. Also, learning how to communicate well with people. Hearing different testimonies from people encourages me to constantly be in the right standing.

How has your radio experience shaped your communication as an artist?
My radio listeners have been very supportive in my journey. I also met a lot of people who love music, but also who want to have a conversation with me as a presenter. I always remain humble.

What challenges have you faced working in both broadcasting and gospel music? I
Saturday, you have a music gig, and Sunday, you have a radio show, using one voice is hard because it tends to go away. Managing my time. I tend to work on my voice now, on remedies that keep it moving no matter the work load.

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ABOUT PHINDI

Phindi P, born Phindile Phewa, is a South African multi-talented performing artist, gospel musician, radio presenter, actress, and media personality who has established herself as one of the prominent voices in gospel music and broadcasting. She currently works as a presenter on SABC’s Ukhozi FM, one of the most influential radio stations in Africa, where she hosts the early morning weekday show Ulibo Lokugala from 03:00 to 05:00 and, as of 2025, also presents the Sunday programme Ebukhoneni from 09:00 to 12:00. Through her work on radio, she has become widely recognized for her inspirational voice, strong connection with listeners, and uplifting content that blends faith, encouragement, and cultural relevance.

Alongside her broadcasting career, Phindi P has built a solid presence in the South African entertainment industry as an actress, appearing in popular productions including Mzansi Magic shows, and the medical drama Durban Gen. Her versatility extends deeply into gospel music, where she is regarded as an international award-winning recording artist and worship leader whose ministry has taken her across Africa and beyond. She has ministered on global stages, sharing platforms with renowned gospel figures such as VaShawn Mitchell and Benjamin Dube, particularly through her involvement in Spirit of Praise Volume 8, which further elevated her profile in live gospel performance. Her music career gained major recognition when she performed her breakout song “Yebo Bakithi” at the Crown Gospel Awards in 2019, a performance that marked a turning point in her artistic journey. She followed this with the release of her 2020 album Worship Wells, and continued to expand her catalogue with the 2023 single Ngobambelela, the I Believe EP released the same year, the Prayer Altar EP in 2024, and the God Did It EP in 2025, all of which have enjoyed positive reception and consistent streaming success. Her work is widely appreciated for its strong worship foundation, emotional depth, and focus on faith and spiritual encouragement.

Over the years, she has also collaborated internationally, including being featured by Nigerian gospel artist Peterson Okopi, further strengthening her global gospel presence. Her excellence across both music and media has earned her multiple awards, including recognition at the CLIMA Awards in Nigeria where she was named Best Radio Presenter in 2025 and African Inspirational Artist in 2024, the Texas Gospel Music Awards in 2024 where she won Best International Female Soloist, as well as several South African honours such as Mpumalanga Gospel Music Awards, Ingoma Awards, and Gospel Crown Music Awards across various categories from 2018 to 2023.

Beyond her entertainment career, Phindi P leads a faith-based movement called Jesus on the Move, which travels across South Africa with the aim of revival, worship, and strengthening Christian communities. Her influence also extends across social media, where she maintains a strong following and engagement driven by her music, ministry, and broadcasting work. Her journey continues to reflect a growing legacy of excellence, faith-driven purpose, and expanding international impact in both gospel music and media.