14-Year-Old Sings Angelic Rendition Of ‘Pie Jesu’ In Church

Former Britain’s Got Talent contestant Malakai Bayoh, who first amazed audiences and judges with his angelic voice on the show is back with another performance demonstrating his magnificent voice. 

Programs like American Idol, The Voice and America’s Got Talent consistently change contestants’ lives. Even people who don’t end up in the top spot can still catapult to stardom. A stunning and remarkable performance can alter the trajectory of someone’s entire life.

One person who knows precisely what a marvelous performance on a widely viewed platform such as Britain’s Got Talent can do for someone is Malakai Bayoh. The teenager auditioned on the show with a mesmerizing performance of “Pie Jesu.” His angelic voice brought tears to the eyes of several in the audience. Simon Cowell also awarded the young man a coveted Golden Buzzer.

Now the young man with a heavenly voice is back. In a clip posted on YouTube, 14-year-old Malakai is once again performing the song, which first caused the entire world to recognize this young man’s talent.

Now, instead of Britain’s Got Talent stage, young Malakai is showcasing his immense musical talent in a wonderfully constructed and decorated church.

The video is simple and straightforward. It features Malaki standing inside a church, looking into the camera as he belts out the lyrics to ‘Pie Jesu’ with his operatic and stunning voice. 

Throughout the nearly 3-and-a-half-minute clip, the camera explores the church, giving viewers a look at the ornately decorated house of worship. The typical razzle-dazzle and other camera tricks often seen in similar videos are not here. The focus is on Malakai’s vocal performance. When you sound like that, you don’t need anything else.

Malakai is a young man with a bright musical future. The video’s description does mention he has a forthcoming album, “Golden.”

Colossians 3:16 “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord.”