CHRISTIAN MEDIA WEEKLY · FEATURED RELEASE
Omega Sparx’s “Wave” finds peace in the motion, blending neo-soul, jazz and hip-hop with Chelsea Locklear for a faith-centered record about perseverance and staying grounded.
Peace that can move
“Wave” uses water as more than an image. Waves can unsettle, carry, surround and reshape the shoreline. The song treats faith as something that can hold a person through movement, not only after the storm has passed.
Omega Sparx anchors the record in spiritual reflection, while Chelsea Locklear brings soulful vocals that widen the emotional reach. Camufingo’s production adds detail and warmth, giving the track space to sit between neo-soul, jazz and hip-hop.
A genre blend with purpose
Released July 28, 2026 through Holy Culture Records, “Wave” was written by Omega Sparx and produced by Camufingo. The release information lists a tempo of 96 BPM, allowing the song to settle into its groove instead of rushing past its message.
Its reference points include Robert Glasper, Anderson .Paak, Erykah Badu, Common, A Tribe Called Quest and Digable Planets. Those touchstones help locate the sound, but the record’s center remains faith, peace and perseverance.
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