"Already Won" by Jimmy Malomo is Praise that Smiles from the First Note.

From the very first note, this track feels like sunshine running across a field. It is light on its feet, full of joy, and completely unashamed of its simplicity. That is what makes it powerful.

The rhythm bounces in with ease, carrying a groove that is playful rather than forceful. It is the kind of beat that makes your shoulders sway before you even notice. A bass line hums softly underneath, steady but not overbearing, giving the melody space to shine. The percussion keeps things bright, like a crowd clapping hands together in rhythm. The music never hurries. It never strains. It just invites you to smile and move.

Then Jimmy’s voice enters, warm and open. He does not sing as a performer trying to prove his talent. He sings as a worship leader guiding you into truth he already believes. That makes sense because Jimmy is exactly that at Spirit Embassy in Harare, a place where the music is always alive with faith and celebration. This single feels like a taste of that atmosphere, captured and offered to the world. His delivery carries certainty without weight. He sings with the ease of someone who knows the victory is already won and wants you to know it too.

The words themselves are simple, but that is their strength. Victory is not described with clever metaphors or complicated poetry. It is declared directly and repeated until it sinks into you. It is the kind of chorus that children can sing without effort and adults can sing with full hearts. By the time it circles back again you are not tired of it. You are grateful for it, because each repeat sounds like the truth echoing deeper inside.

There is a childlike quality to the whole song. Not childish, but childlike in its trust and its joy. It does not try to carry the weight of the world. It simply celebrates the assurance that the outcome is already decided. That makes it disarming. Even if you come to the song with a serious mood, you will find yourself smiling before it ends. Joy has a way of breaking through like that, and this track overflows with it.

The flow of the music feels like a gathering that grows with each minute. It begins with a steady beat, then more voices come in, harmonies rise, and by the time the final chorus arrives it feels like a room full of people are singing together. You can imagine this happening at Spirit Embassy, where the atmosphere is alive with worship. You can also imagine it playing through headphones on a bus ride, lifting someone’s heart in the middle of an ordinary day. The song holds both settings easily.

By the time the song ends, you do not feel weighed down with deep thoughts. You feel lighter. You feel as though a truth has been sung into your bones without effort. You may not even realize you are still humming it as you go about your day, but you are. That is the mark of a song that does not just visit the ears but settles in the heart.

Jimmy Malomo has given us something rare. He has shown that victory can be sung with the ease of a child, and that joy can dance on every beat. This is only a taste of the sound Spirit Embassy is known for, but it is enough to keep pressing replay. Already Won is not complicated, and it does not need to be. Its gift is simple and unforgettable: joy that sings itself into you and stays.