Gospel singer Essemm breaks world record with 135 hours of nonstop singing

Somtochukwu Nsofor, better known by his stage name Essemm, has rewritten the history of gospel music by setting a new record for longest continuous singing session.

After setting a goal of 128 hours, Essemm pushed himself to an incredible 135 hours of nonstop Gospel worship, which he refers to as the “Secret Place Experience.”

He claims that the 5-Day event was about more than just setting records; it was a path of humility, fellowship, and mystical meeting.

The marathon session by Essemm resounded with profound faith and devotion at HisDulce, Victoria Island, Lagos, which took place from October 20th to the 25th. According to Essemm, “It’s not just about breaking records, but about surrendering to the divine and embracing the presence of God.” This was not a show for the crowd’s approval, but rather an act of uninterrupted worship. The heart of the event was a plea for others to come and feel Jesus’ tremendous presence, and his moving words convey that.

By filling the air with Gospel praise and worship music all day and night long, Essemm accomplished the goal of the “Secret Place Experience”—to provide an environment where listeners may establish a profound connection with God. His unfaltering faith and passion to motivate others were on full display in every note, every hour.

Experienced in the music industry, Essemm has devoted his life to ministering via his craft. The Chronicles Music Concert, which he hosts every year, brings together Gospel singers with the same goal of sharing the gospel. Artists like Todd Dulaney have influenced Essemm, who brings a special combination of emotion and a firm grasp of God’s Word to his music.

Sharing in the excitement of this historic occasion, his incredible accomplishment has inspired fans, fellow artists, and believers worldwide.

The boundless potential of music, faith, and devotion is demonstrated by this astounding achievement, which should be a constant reminder to all.