Mercy Sinclear makes powerful return with two new gospel albums

Ghanaian gospel musician Mercy Sinclear, popularly known as Naa Mercy, has released two new albums, ‘Deep Calleth’ and ‘Reflections’, as part of her music ministry.

The two projects, released on October 17, 2026, are available across major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, Audiomack, Boomplay, Deezer, and YouTube Music.

The double release marks the fourth and fifth recorded projects in Mercy Sinclear’s music ministry and reflects her deep passion and desire to draw listeners closer to God.

‘Reflections’ features 12 classic hymns, anthems and Ghanaian spiritual songs drawn from diverse Christian denominations.

The album offers a collection of familiar spiritual songs presented through Mercy Sinclear’s musical interpretation, with a focus on worship and reflection.

Meanwhile, “Deep Calleth” features 12 original songs exploring themes including hope, faith, restoration, and salvation.

The album also features two of Ghana’s budding worshippers, Minister Lester Ekow Quayson and Minister Ben Bessie.

According to the singer, both albums carry her signature sound and are intended to invite listeners into a deeper fellowship with the Lord Jesus Christ.

To officially mark the release of the two projects, Mercy Sinclear hosted a launch event on Saturday, October 17, at Charismatic Evangelistic Ministries.

About Mercy Sinclear

She is known for her Christian music ministry, with collaborations involving several Ghanaian gospel musicians and groups, including Rev. Nii Okai, Joe Mettle, MOG, David Osabutey, Dani Makafui, Pent Project and EM’Praise, among others.

With the release of ‘Deep Calleth’ and ‘Reflections’, Mercy Sinclear adds two more projects to her growing catalogue, continuing her journey of using music to inspire worship and strengthen faith.



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