Tomiwa Isaac Drops New Sound – El Shaddai Worship

UK based recording artist Tomiwa Isaac continues her inspiring musical journey with the release of her highly anticipated single “El Shaddai,” a powerful worship sound now available on YouTube and all major streaming platforms.

From the very first note, “El Shaddai” carries a strong sense of joy, victory, and reverence. The song is built as a declaration of who God is, celebrating His majesty, His power, and His sufficiency as the One who is more than enough in every situation. The name El Shaddai itself speaks of God as the all sufficient One, and throughout the song, that truth is lifted high in worship.

The sound is vibrant and energetic, yet deeply spiritual. Produced by Deji Keyz and accompanied by a visually engaging video directed by Snatcha in London, the song creates an atmosphere that draws listeners into celebration while grounding them in the presence of God. It is the kind of worship that is not passive but expressive, inviting believers to lift their voices and respond with praise.

At its core, “El Shaddai” is a call to rest in God’s sovereignty while rejoicing in His power. It carries the message that no matter the season, whether in moments of waiting or victory, God remains worthy of the highest praise. The flow of the song feels like a continuous declaration, a repeated lifting of God’s name, as though each line echoes the truth that He is more than enough, that His presence brings fullness, and that His power sustains.

Tomiwa Isaac shares that the inspiration behind the song came from a deeply personal and spiritual experience. “I experienced a divine encounter that changed me. In a dream, I stood before the throne of God, watching thousands of angels bow in worship. The sound was unlike anything on earth a holy, rhythmic humming that was the sound for the song, El Shaddai.”

That encounter shaped everything about the song. She describes waking up with an urgency to capture what she heard and saw, turning it into a musical expression of devotion and surrender. “I woke up trembling with the need to record it, documenting every lyric as a declaration of my absolute commitment to Him. In producing this track, I poured everything into capturing the power and ‘royal procession’ feel of that moment. This song isn’t just music it’s an invitation.”

Listening to “El Shaddai,” that sense of invitation is clear. It is not just about hearing a song but about stepping into an atmosphere. The music reflects a scene of worship where heaven and earth seem to meet, where voices rise in unity, and where God is exalted above all.

Tomiwa further explains that the song is a retelling of that encounter, a way of sharing what she experienced with others. “El Shaddai is essentially a re telling of that encounter in my sleep and I want every child of God to step into this same atmosphere of beauty and glory that I was privileged to witness. I pray everyone may come into this experience with the lord as I have through this song”.

Through this release, Tomiwa Isaac offers a glimpse into a moment of divine encounter and extends that experience to listeners everywhere. “El Shaddai” stands as a joyful and powerful reminder that God is present, powerful, and more than enough, inviting every heart to respond in worship and praise.