“Imani Ashante, a rising star in contemporary gospel and R&B, unveils her powerful new single, ‘Order My Steps.’ The song blends spiritual depth with soulful melodies, offering a message of faith and perseverance during difficult times. With ‘Order My Steps,’ Imani taps into her deep spiritual roots, blending contemporary gospel with elements of R&B to create a sound that is both timeless and fresh. The track is a heartfelt reflection on seeking divine guidance amidst life’s challenges, and it resonates with anyone navigating uncertainty in life or striving to maintain their faith.
Imani’s lyrical prowess shines through as she vulnerably addresses themes of surrender, growth, and hope. The track offers a sense of reassurance, reminding listeners that they are never alone in their journey. “This song is a personal reflection of someone navigating their struggles and triumphs,” says Imani. “We all need guidance, especially when faced with adversity. ‘Order My Steps’ is a humble cry – a call to trust the process, to surrender control, and to walk in faith even when the path isn’t clear.”
Imani Ashante’s distinctive voice—smooth yet powerful—delivers each line with authenticity and raw emotion. The chorus echoes harmonic cries of prayer developed by it’s mixing engineer Laurence Cobbs. The instrumental, curated by Obabeatz, is equally dynamic, featuring lush instrumentation of traditional R&B elements which complement her
vocal range.
“Order My Steps” arrives on the heels of Imani’s recently released EP titled: Source. It unpacks the source of direction that we all crave during times of confusion or despair. Imani hopes listeners who connect with her will value her transparent approach to both music and life.
“I want this song to be a source of strength,” Imani explains. “There’s power in knowing that, no matter how weak or helpless we feel in any given moment, and no matter what we face, we can trust in something greater than ourselves. I hope this track encourages people to keep pushing forward, no matter how steep the climb may seem.”
