Gospel heavyweights Frank Edwards and Prinx Emmanuel have joined forces to release “Biggest Name (Man of Galilee),” a vibrant celebration of faith and the supremacy of Jesus.
For over a decade, Frank Edwards has been a cornerstone of contemporary gospel, known for bridging the gap between traditional worship and modern, everyday language. His work has earned him a dedicated following across global church communities and digital streaming platforms alike.
On this latest track, he is joined by Prinx Emmanuel, an artist acclaimed for his bold faith declarations and street-inspired gospel style. Together, the duo delivers an Afro-gospel record designed to exalt the “Man of Galilee” with infectious confidence.
The record is built around the rhythmic, anthemic chant, “J-E-S-U-S, biggest name,” positioning Jesus as the ultimate authority, defender, and miracle worker. The lyrics cleverly weave biblical references—such as the turning of water into wine and the confrontation with Pharaoh—with modern-day testimonies of grace and personal deliverance.
“Biggest Name,” now available for streaming on all major digital platforms, stands out for its rich cultural blend, seamlessly mixing linguistic diversity, dynamic energy and an uncompromising message. The track features a natural blend of Pidgin English and traditional Igbo praise titles, such as “Eze Ndi Eze” (King of Kings) with a lively, rhythmic production, the song employs a call-and-response structure that makes it as effective for personal devotion as it is for congregational praise.
At its core, the collaboration carries a singular, powerful message: that Jesus is the greatest name, without rival or comparison.
