Johnny Drille’s “SISTER”, featuring the Lagos Community Gospel Choir, Kwitee, and Cill, stands as a poignant highlight on his debut album, Before We Fall Asleep

This track is a heartfelt tribute to resilience and support, with Drille’s emotive vocals complemented by the rich harmonies of the choir and the soulful trumpet contributions from Kwitee.

The song opens with Drille expressing concern for a sister figure, acknowledging the challenges she has faced and her unwavering grace amidst adversity. The lyrics encourages openness and the acceptance of support, encapsulated in the line, “Don’t hide your pieces, light fixes the broken”

This message is further reinforced by the Lagos Community Gospel Choir, whose harmonious backing adds depth and a sense of communal solidarity to the narrative.

Kwitee’s trumpet performance adds a profound layer of emotion to the track. His soulful interludes serve as a musical dialogue, echoing the song’s themes of hope and healing. The interplay between the trumpet and Drille’s vocals creates a dynamic that is both soothing and uplifting, enhancing the overall impact of the song.

The production of “SISTER” is meticulously crafted, with a blend of acoustic elements that highlight the song’s introspective nature. The arrangement allows each contributor to shine, from Cill’s subtle harmonies to the choir’s powerful crescendos, culminating in a piece that is both intimate and expansive.

Overall, “SISTER” is a testament to Johnny Drille’s artistry and his ability to collaborate effectively with other talented musicians. The inclusion of Kwitee’s trumpet performance adds a distinctive touch, elevating the track’s emotional resonance and showcasing the richness of contemporary Nigerian music.