Destined Brothers Kick Off 2025 with Electrifying New Single “SMH (Scatter My Head)” Featuring Gospel Icon Dr. Mike Abdul
The new year is off to an explosive start as Destined Brothers unleash their highly anticipated first release of 2025, “SMH (Scatter My Head).” This high-energy Thanksgiving anthem features none other than gospel music powerhouse, Dr. Mike Abdul—renowned for his hit song Ojoro and as the visionary behind Spaghetti Records.
“SMH (Scatter My Head)” is more than just a song—it’s an experience. A celebration of God’s goodness, this track is designed to ignite joy, gratitude, and unstoppable praise. From the infectious beat to the soul-lifting lyrics, it’s a sound that will have you dancing like never before, reflecting on the overwhelming blessings of God.
As you listen, expect your heart to be filled with testimonies, your feet to move in praise, and your spirit to be lifted in thanksgiving. 2025 is already blessed, and “SMH” is the perfect soundtrack to start the year in victory!
Now streaming on all platforms. Listen, rejoice, and be blessed!
The new year is off to an explosive start as Destined Brothers unleash their highly anticipated first release of 2025, “SMH (Scatter My Head).” This high-energy Thanksgiving anthem features none other than gospel music powerhouse, Dr. Mike Abdul—renowned for his hit song Ojoro and as the visionary behind Spaghetti Records.
“SMH (Scatter My Head)” is more than just a song—it’s an experience. A celebration of God’s goodness, this track is designed to ignite joy, gratitude, and unstoppable praise. From the infectious beat to the soul-lifting lyrics, it’s a sound that will have you dancing like never before, reflecting on the overwhelming blessings of God.
As you listen, expect your heart to be filled with testimonies, your feet to move in praise, and your spirit to be lifted in thanksgiving. 2025 is already blessed, and “SMH” is the perfect soundtrack to start the year in victory!
Now streaming on all platforms. Listen, rejoice, and be blessed!
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