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[Album] All God, Not Me – Jaye King

Master September 18, 2026 2 min read 0

Instrumentalist Jaye King releases his debut Centricity Music album, All God, Not Me.

A professional level drummer, bass guitar and keys player, King’s introductory album blends enthusiastic pop, laidback R&B and feel-good funk with lyrics that are fueled by high optimism and an unshakable belief in a God who is in the business of redemption.

All God, Not Me – Jaye King

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Triumphant introductory single “Hard Place” heard on WAY FM, The Joy FM and more, turns the familiar “rock and a hard place” idiom on its head with personal depth set to a soulful, pop-centric groove.

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“What an honor to have Blanca on this track singing with power and authenticity how Jesus is the rock in a hard place,” says King. “I pray this song continues to give you hope where you may feel hopeless and remind you that no place is too hard for Jesus to reach you!”

Along with “Hard Place,” messages of grace and hope permeate All God, Not Me tracks like Gospel-inspired “Falling Into It” and burst of sunshine “It’ll Be Alright.” Funk and rhythm color the bright “Good News” while “I’ve Got Jesus” delivers a heartfelt anthem of faith and “Valleys” speaks to a season of testing, renewal and victory.

At its core, King’s original music speaks from the heart of a kid without a dad present in his life but grew into a man, husband and father whose charisma and musical giftings are more than matched by his heart for family, the local church and his mission to spread the Gospel message.

The full, All God, Not Me tracklisting follows:

1. Falling Into It

2. Legroom

3. I’ve Got Jesus

4. Hard Place

5. It’ll Be Alright

6. Pause

7. Mercy

8. Valleys

9. Good News

From the Tampa area and now based near Nashville, King has traveled across America sharing his live, hope-filled performances that bring to mind entertainers like Michael Jackson and Bruno Mars. He has also shared the stage with artists like Rachael Lampa, Tasha Layton and Jonathan Traylor.

Jaye King was recently tapped as a drummer for a recording session. Unbeknownst to him until he arrived in the studio, the session was with legendary artist Michael W. Smith.