A new gospel sensation who goes by the name; Joycelyn Baddoo has released her debut album "Mi Wo Gyedi" (l have faith). The album was successfully launched on Saturday, September 23, 2006 at the McGinley Hall of Fordham University. It was a night to remember as a cast of seasoned and upcoming Gospel musicians treated the audience with inspiring and spirit uplifting songs. Artists who performed at the well organized launching were; Vivian Ofori who also launched her album a few months ago, the Dayspring Glory Choir, Ms. Aretha Asante, Nana & Dan, the Soul Winners, Charles Norbi and the up and coming star, Miss. Pamela Tay. The MC for the event; Mr. Joe Tay was in total control throughout the night and handled the event spontaneously. The program started on a brighter note with an opening prayer by the anointed servant of God and General Overseer of Dayspring Glory Ministries Worldwide Inc., Rev. Georgina Boye Woolley. Praises and worship session byThe Dayspring Glory Praise & Worship team led by Papa Yaw. There were two songs from the Dayspring Glory Ministries Choir under the direction of Ms. Olivia Ansong. This brought into play the Holy Spirit and the moment was turning into a night to be remembered. There were also songs by; Ms.Vivian Ofori, Ms. Pamela Tay, and Ms Aretha Asante respectively which led to appearing the stage by the lady of the event; Ms. Joycelyn Baddoo was ushered in with a standing ovation and thunderous applause per introduction by the M.C, Mr. Joe Tay. When she began to sing, immediately the audience began to stand and danced. Her songs are powerful, danceable tracks, full of anointing, and moved the audience. At this point she realized that indeed what God has blessed and gifted no one can curse or destroy. Seeing her on stage was unbelievable and would have been unthinkable six years go. Well the bible says all things work together for good to them that are called and chosen according to His purpose. To God be the Glory for all that He has done. The auction and bidding of the CD's was done by Rev. Georgina Woolley and was assisted by Mr. Joe Tay, Mrs. Kate Ballard and Ms. Olivia Ansong. Mr. Charles Norbi sung a song after the auction and the Soul Winners concluded with a powerful song bringing the best dancing out of the audience. The album launching was chaired by; Dr. & Mrs. Eboro and assisted by Miss. Miriam Marshal and host of other personalities who generously supported this great work of God. The function came to an end with a closing prayer by Mrs. Rissy Carrey. It will be appropriate to acknowledge the producers of the CD for the quality production as well as the organizers of this great occasion for a wonderful work done. Joycelyn Badoo would like to express her sincere gratitude to the following who supported the entire launching; Mr. Michael Turkson & Mr. Tony Opoku on keyboard, Mr. Bartels on Bass guitar, Mr. Akrofie, Twum on trumpet, Mr. Osam on drums, Mr. Alexei on lead guitar. And Mr. William Quartey, assembled and sound-check and last but not the least; Mr. Quojoe -Marcus of Quo sounds. THE ALBUM - "Me Wo Gyedi" ? This is an album that will blow your mind and lift you up physically and spiritually ? it's so inspirational. The beat is danceable; the lyrics are comforting, full of anointing and healing to the core of your soul. This is a MUST HAVE in a music library. "You need to listen to it yourself". The album consist of 10 great songs and each track is a hit - check it out! When asked to describe herself, Joycelyn Baddoo says that she is "a heartfelt singer, you can feel all the passion and love I have for Christ when I am singing." Joycelyn dedicated the CD to all victims of rape, abuse, battered women and orphans in the world and she encourages them to hang in and have "Faith" for God has heard their cry and He's able to change their condition beyond measure. The album opens with "Me Wo Gyedi" (I have faith) "I have faith that my God is able to do it". The second track is medley, "Ataa Daniel", it says (Daniel don't be afraid) this is a bouncy, congregational praise song, mostly in unison. Track three is "Adea Yesu Aye Amame", which says (What the Lord Has Done For Me). As I am living under the dispensation of God's grace, it is imperative that I praise him. Track four is "Onyame Hwan Kora Na Esewo", that is (Lord Who Can Be Compared Unto You). No one can be compared unto this great God; there's none before Him, neither after him; He's a prayer answering God; therefore, I will praise him. Track five say "Open My Eyes Lord" (Lord, open my eyes to see and my heart to know you more). Track six, "Your Grace" (Your grace is sufficient for me and your word has been made perfectly in my weakness) when all hope is gone ? know that He's always a phone call away. Track seven "Have Your Way" (Father, you know my troubles and my pain; my life is in your hands; have your way). Track eight "I Love Him" (He's a wonderful man and his name is Jesus; I love him). Track nine, "I Will Lift up My Eyes" (I will lift up my eyes unto the hills; where my help will come from; from him my way maker). Finally, the last track is " Yehowa Gye Me Kwalo" which says (The Lord is my Shepherd I shall not want). Track 1, 2, 3, 4, 8 and 9 are danceable, high-geared church-beat; 5, 6, 7 are mid-tempo worship and track 10 is a slow melodious acoustic trumpet. Joycelyn gives glory to God for giving her such songs to write and most importantly to sing them to draw souls to him. Also, she extends her sincere gratitude you to; Ghanaweb, Ghanamusic.com , Ghananewsreel.com, myzongo.com, sikaradio.com, myghanaradio.com, The New Ghanaian Newspaper , all the listeners and prays that as they listen to the lyrics, their hearts will be filled with joy by the Spirit of the son of the living God.

A fan commends Joycelyn Badoo: "Congratulations! Congratulations!! Congratulations!!!I am a music lover and have been to few 'Launchings' but your CD launching was spectacular. I had a very good evening and to be honest with you, the other artists who came to back you up were also wonderful. Your showmanship and floor display was perfect. I mean you were a SMASH and the words of the songs were encouraging and easy to dance to. Simply put, "IT WAS A SUCCESS", and I was honored to be part of your SHOW". God bless you and anoint you more to write more wonderful songs to glorify his name.