Eleven-time GRAMMY nominee and multi-platinum selling artist Tauren Wells has released his highly anticipated album, Here Comes The Church.This marks Tauren’s first live worship album and features songs from Breathe On It, performed with new arrangements while bringing together 14 cross genre artists. Since announcing Here Comes the Church earlier this summer, the songs released have been streamed over 5 million times, including the wildly successful “What A Miracle Feels Like” with Naomi Raine, and “Breathe On It” became a Top 3 hit at radio.

Here Comes the Church – Tauren Wells

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“I still love the church,” shares Tauren. “It is painfully imperfect, broken, and at times, straight up dysfunctional. There’s no getting around that reality. Somehow, at the same time, Jesus is redeeming and restoring us, covering us with grace, correcting us with truth and purifying his bride. Empowered by the Holy Spirit and surrendered to Jesus, the church is the greatest force in human history. This album is my expression of love for only thing Jesus ever said he would build – his church. I wanna be a part of whatever God is doing and what God is doing is building his church! Here comes hope, here comes life, here comes purpose, here comes the church!”

Next week, Tauren will host the 57th Annual Dove Awards for the fourth consecutive year. He is nominated for Contemporary Gospel Recorded Song of the Year and Worship Album of the Year and is scheduled for a performance of “What A Miracle Feels Like.” Tauren will then headline the Air1 Worship Now Tour with Seph Schlueter, Gateway Worship, Sarai Rivera, and Roosevelt Stewart.

Tauren Wells is a multi-platinum recording artist, bestselling author, and dynamic faith leader who has inspired millions through his music, message, and ministry. With 11 GRAMMY® nominations, eight GMA Dove Awards, seven #1 radio hits, and over 2.5 billion global streams, he has become one of the most influential voices in contemporary Christian music. His RIAA-certified singles — platinum hits “Known” and “Hills and Valleys,” and gold singles “God’s Not Done With You,” “Famous For (I Believe),” and “Take It All Back” — continue to resonate deeply with listeners. Known for blending gospel, pop, hip-hop, and R&B, Wells has collaborated with a wide range of artists from H.E.R. and Elevation Worship to Lecrae and Tobymac. Having previously toured with legends including Lionel Richie and Mariah Carey, he has captivated audiences worldwide and continues to lead both on and off stage.

Acclaimed gospel minister and worship leader Victoria Orenze has released her highly anticipated new album, JUST BELIEVE, a powerful body of work centered on faith, hope, trust, and the unwavering faithfulness of God.

More than a collection of songs, JUST BELIEVE is a declaration of faith and an invitation to trust God again—especially in seasons when circumstances make hope difficult.

At the heart of the project is a simple but profound message: believe.

Faith remains central to the Christian walk. Scripture reminds believers that “without faith it is impossible to please God,” while calling those who seek Him to believe in His existence and His faithfulness.

For Victoria Orenze, this message forms the foundation of JUST BELIEVE.

The album points listeners back to the reality of who God is—His love, His promises, His faithfulness, His presence, and His power to transform lives. It serves as a reminder that believers are called to live by faith, trusting God even when they cannot yet see the outcome.

A Call to Believe Again

JUST BELIEVE speaks particularly to those who may have lost hope.

When life becomes overwhelming, prayers seem unanswered, or past disappointments make it difficult to try again, the album offers a different perspective: take another step of faith. Trust again. Believe again.

The project challenges listeners to reconsider what they have invested their lives in. Fear, worry, anxiety, and hopelessness can consume time and energy, but faith calls believers to place their hope and confidence in God.

JUST BELIEVE asks:

What if you believed again?

What if you trusted God one more time?

What if your story is not finished?

What if there is more beyond what you can presently see?

The album carries a message of hope for anyone who needs a reminder that mistakes do not define them, the past does not disqualify them, and present circumstances do not have the final word.

It is an invitation to believe that God can restore, redeem, transform, and rewrite a story.

At its core, JUST BELIEVE points listeners not simply toward faith as an idea, but toward the One they are believing in—God, His character, His love, and His promises.

Through the project, Victoria Orenze encourages believers to remember that God is present, that He cares, that He does not abandon what He begins, and that His faithfulness extends into every area of life.

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Rev. Emmanuel Kwadwo Asamoah, professionally known as Manuel Bless, has released his highly anticipated second studio album, Remember To Shine Vol. 2.

The new album is a deeply personal worship project shaped by moments of quiet communion, prayer, reflection, and an enduring desire to share the heart of God through music.

Featuring 10 carefully curated tracks, Remember To Shine Vol. 2 takes listeners through different expressions of worship, faith, surrender, and dependence on God. The album includes songs such as “Living Water,” “Let Your Living Water Flow,” “Mensuro,” “Asafo Awurade Medley,” “Secret Place Medley 2,” “Who You Are,” “Help My Unbelief,” “Spirit Of Adonai,” “Worship Adonai,” and “Worship Adonai Reprise.”

The project also features contributions from respected voices within the Christian music community, including Akesse Brempong, Kofi Karikari, Emily Nartey, and David Bethel, with production led by Official SammyKeyz.

For Manuel Bless, the album represents more than another musical release. It is a continuation of a testimony that began years ago.

Born and raised in Ghana, Manuel developed his passion for music and songwriting from an early age, influenced by his father and a diverse blend of gospel and mainstream music. Since 2004, he has written songs inspired by his experience of God’s presence through seasons of loneliness, uncertainty, and despair.

His official music debut came in 2017 with the release of “Just The Way You Are” and “Who Do You Think You Are.” However, a life-threatening illness in 2022 became a defining chapter in his faith journey and ministry. Following that experience, Manuel released more than 30 songs, continuing to use music as an expression of his faith and testimony.

His growing discography includes Remember To Shine Vol. 1 (2024), RTS Live Sessions EP (2025), and now Remember To Shine Vol. 2 (2026).

Beyond music, Manuel Bless is committed to Christian discipleship and worship ministry through Amadeus Faith, a Bible study meeting focused on discipleship, and Westland Worship, a Christian fellowship centred on worship and prayer. He also creates worship content for Christian meditation and prayer across digital platforms.

Speaking through the message of the new album, Remember To Shine Vol. 2 carries forward the light imagery that has become central to Manuel Bless’s ministry. It serves as a reminder to believers to hold on to their faith, return to the secret place, and continue shining regardless of life’s circumstances.

Remember To Shine Vol. 2 – Manuel Bless

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Rev. Emmanuel Kwadwo Asamoah, popularly known as Manuel Bless, is a Ghanaian singer-songwriter, worship leader, Christian counsellor, and ordained minister. Through music and ministry, he is committed to helping people encounter God’s presence and grow in their faith.

Red Worship releases its new anticipated live album, WITNESS, today, capturing the dynamic sound and heart of the worship collective born out of Redemption Church in San Jose, California. With more than 75 million career streams, a 1.5 million+ social audience, and GMA Dove Award nominations, Red Worship enters a new chapter with a project rooted in the presence of God and created to give the Church songs to sing together.

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“It’s hard to put into words how excited we are to finally release Witness,” shares Red Worship. “These songs were born out of our church, our community, and the ways we’ve personally seen God move. This album is our testimony of His faithfulness, and we pray it gives people language to worship, strengthens their faith, and encourages them to share their own testimony.”

Recorded live at their church, WITNESS blends contemporary worship, gospel, and urban influences with hymns and spontaneous moments of praise, reflecting the authentic sound of a church passionately pursuing God’s presence. The 14-track album includes songs “Yeshua,” “Memories,” “Christ Our King,” “Testify (smell like smoke)” and “We Lift Your Name.”

WITNESS arrives during a milestone season for Red Worship. The collective is currently nominated for two 2026 GMA Dove Awards, with “Something’s About to Shift (Live),” led by Jonathan Stamper, nominated for Gospel Worship Recorded Song of the Year and Live at Redemption Church nominated for Gospel Worship Album of the Year. The recognition follows Red Worship’s first GMA Dove Award nomination in 2025.

The service ends. The microphone comes down. Monday arrives. That is where ANTHNY’s Worship Leader’s Diary begins.

The GRAMMY-nominated songwriter and producer releases his 13-track debut studio album, Worship Leader’s Diary, via Sony Music/Provident Entertainment. Written and produced entirely by ANTHNY, the record asks what happens when public worship becomes private life, when there is no stage to stand on and faith still has to hold when there is no audience.

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Warm R&B sits at the center of the album, but its emotional language comes from somewhere deeper. Worship Leader’s Diary is intimate without being precious, spiritual without hiding the mess. ANTHNY writes about the distance that can exist between what someone sings on Sunday and what they actually believe on Monday. The title becomes revealing in that sense. Across 13 songs, he lets listeners into a journal that was never meant to sound polished from the inside.

“Worship Leader’s Diary is a collection of songs I’ve woven together through honest language and emotional melodies to highlight a young man’s relationship with God,” ANTHNY says. “My life as a worship leader is used as a metaphor that others can hopefully find themselves in, no matter where they are in life, and begin a journey of reconnection and intimacy with God.”

The album is also a conversation with the music that made him. Rather than treating the songs he grew up with as artifacts, ANTHNY pulls pieces of that musical memory into the present and reshapes them through his own R&B vocabulary.

On Dove-nominated “imposter syndrome,” ANTHNY interpolates Donald Lawrence’s “Spiritual,” turning a recognizable piece of gospel history into part of a song about the disconnect between the person standing onstage and the person left alone afterward. The track confronts the mental fight to believe your own calling when confidence disappears, ultimately moving toward repentance and redemption. That instinct continues throughout the record. “prepare me” with Naomi Raine reimagines the familiar melody of “Sanctuary,” while “show up” with Kierra Sheard-Kelly draws from John P. Kee’s “Show Up!” ANTHNY does more than revisit those songs. He pulls familiar musical ideas apart and rebuilds them through a contemporary lens, allowing generations of gospel and R&B to sit in the same room.

It is part homage, part reinvention.

Elsewhere, “pass me by” featuring BJ The Chicago Kid pushes deeper into the album’s R&B sensibility, pairing two expressive vocalists inside a slow-burning arrangement. Ahjah Walls also appears across the project. The album’s collaborative cast extends the world around ANTHNY without ever pulling focus from the intensely personal story at its center.

Worship Leader’s Diary arrives during a breakout year for ANTHNY, who enters the 57th Annual GMA Dove Awards with three nominations. “imposter syndrome” is nominated for Contemporary Gospel Recorded Song of the Year, while his diary entry 1 EP is up for Contemporary Gospel Album of the Year. His work as a songwriter also appears in Traditional Gospel Recorded Song of the Year through Tasha Cobbs Leonard and John Legend’s “Church.” The latter earned him a GRAMMY nomination, placing his songwriting on one of music’s biggest stages before the arrival of his own debut album.

His growing profile extends beyond awards season. This summer, EBONY named ANTHNY to its 2026 STAMPED: Gentlemen of Sound class, recognizing him among a new generation of Black male artists making their mark in music. His breakout song “Mercy” has generated more than 30 million views across social media since taking off in 2024.

Long before his own name sat at the top of the artwork, ANTHNY was already helping shape songs from behind the scenes. A Berklee College of Music alumnus, he began touring nationally at just 11 years old. He has since written for artists including DOE and Kierra Sheard, while also working with Chandler Moore and Jubilee Worship. His credits include Jubilee Worship’s “No Bondage,” and his career has taken him on the road with Maverick City Music. Most recently, he opened for Tye Tribbett on the We Outside Tour alongside Jonathan McReynolds.

Now, Worship Leader’s Diary puts the person behind those songs in full view. It is not a record about having every answer. It is about what faith sounds like when there is nobody left to perform it for.

GRAMMY-nominated songwriter, artist, and producer David Leonard has released his new six-song EP, Well Done, on Provident Entertainment.A celebrated artist with a career spanning more than two decades, Leonard is also an accomplished songwriter and producer, contributing to songs recorded by artists, with his collective work reaching more than one billion streams worldwide.

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With Well Done, Leonard turns his attention to a collection of songs that have become deeply personal. Designed to be experienced from beginning to end, the six tracks carry a common thread of perseverance, mercy, and the faithfulness of God, all truths Leonard and his family found themselves living out in an unexpected way this year.

Earlier this year, Leonard’s daughter, River, was rushed to Vanderbilt University Medical Center after fluid accumulated around her heart, requiring surgery and a stay in the ICU on a ventilator. After 10 days in the hospital and steady improvements, River was able to return home. During those days, the Leonard family leaned on many of the same truths captured throughout Well Done.

“This record is for anyone who feels like giving up,” shares David Leonard. “For anyone who wonders if they’ve wandered too far or fallen too many times to still be met by the mercy of God. These songs remind us of His faithfulness: even when we lose our way, He never loses sight of us. He has never left us, and He never will. He’ll be with us through every mile, every failure, every victory, and every unknown, until the day He returns or calls us home.”

That message is at the heart of the EP’s title track, “Well Done.” After more than 20 years of making music, Leonard admits there have been days when he has wondered whether it might be easier to walk away. Instead, he keeps finding songs placed in his path that remind him to keep running the race and keep showing up, serving, and loving people, trusting that faithfulness matters more than achievement.

With Well Done, those years spent writing, producing, and creating converge with one of the most personal seasons of Leonard’s life, resulting in six songs meant to be heard as a complete journey and a simple invitation to keep going.

After a five-year detour and a season when he wasn’t sure he had another record in him, Cory Asbury releases his new studio album, Outsing The Angels, out now. The 15-track project captures Asbury’s deeply personal return to worship, an honest, wholehearted and full of renewed wonder.

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“Outsing the Angels is a call to outlandish, unruly worship,” shares Cory Asbury. “It’s the childlike, almost foolish notion that we, mere mortals, could somehow contend with the very beings created for the sole purpose of worship. Honestly, it’s preposterous. But it’s a reminder that we were once young and wild and full of life and passion, before the mundaneness of the everyday dulled our love for Him. Let’s choose again to sing like nothing ever hurt us. To laugh in wonder like the moon is chasing us.”

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Known for the triple-Platinum hit “Reckless Love,” Asbury spent more than five years away from the Church and worship ministry, questioning whether he would ever make another record. Outsing The Angels emerged on the other side of that season, reflecting a renewed calling and a willingness to worship without holding anything back.

“This album is for the ones done playing it safe, who break the jar and pour out everything like Mary at His feet, who’d rather be labeled wasteful than careful,” Asbury continues. “Lungs burning, voice breaking, nothing held back.”

This fall, Asbury will perform at Magnolia’s Silobration in Waco, Texas, alongside Mt. Joy, The Fray and Dylan Gossett. Asbury takes the stage Sunday, October 25.

Sandwiched between an arena tour with Brandon Lake and “The Me That Remains Tour” with Amy Grant, performer, vocalist, and songwriter and recent Dove Award nominee Franni Cash steps into the limelight with her highly anticipated debut solo album.

Here She is – Franni Cash

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Here I Am was a long time coming, starting with the release of “Church Clothes” last summer, a CMA Fest debut, an international performance, and solo tv debut. Since then, Franni has released additional tracks including “Raised by Wolves,” “Menace,” and “Jesus All Along” which have accumulated nearly 11 million streams thus far around the globe. The thirteen songs on Here I Am reveal her journey including escaping from a religious cult, reconciling her faith, and coming out with confidence to leave the past in the rear-view mirror. .

“Making my debut album has been one of the greatest honors of my life and simultaneously one of the hardest things I’ve ever done,” shares Franni. “When I stepped away from the band I had built alongside my family, I was terrified to make music again. So much of my identity had become wrapped up in what I had been a part of. I quickly realized that singing is like breathing, and writing songs is how I make sense of being alive. I came into this album with a lot of pain and came out with a lot of peace. Here I Am is what happened in between that journey. I hope these songs make you feel seen, championed, and brave enough to take up all the space you were born to fill.”

On November 9, Franni will embark on a headline tour in support of Here I Am. The first date will stop in Vienna, VA followed by performances in Brooklyn, NY, Akron, OH, and Atlanta, GA before wrapping in Nashville, TN.

Here I Am Tour 2026 Dates:

November 9 – Vienna, VA – Jammin Java
November 10 – Brooklyn, NY – The Sultan Room at The Turk’s Inn
November 13 – Akron, OH – The Knight Stage
November 15 – Atlanta, GA – Vinyl
November 17 – Nashville, TN – The Mil

Franni Cash is a 2x Grammy-nominated artist, 3x Dove Award winner, performer, vocalist and songwriter. Formerly of the band We The Kingdom, she co-wrote two No.1 songs and was named one of the Top 20 breakout artists across all genres.

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.

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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.

Set For The Fall return today with their eagerly awaited new album, I Said What I Said, available everywhere now via their new partnership with Vere Music, the innovative Nashville-based marketing and label services enterprise with global distribution from Warner Music Group’s independent distribution arm, ADA.

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The North Carolina-based hard rock band’s third studio LP and first full-length release in over seven years, I Said What I Said includes the album-opening mission statement, “Product of Pressure (feat. TJ Harris of Decyfer Down),” available everywhere now. Produced by Andrew Baylis (Jelly Roll, Madball, Brantley Gilbert), the previously released original version of the track has now been amplified with additional vocals from Harris – a longtime friend of the band and frontman for GRAMMY® Award-nominated rock band Decyfer Down – as well as newly remixed by Set For The Fall’s own drummer Dylan McLain.

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“We kind of looked at each other after we first recorded ‘Product of Pressure’ and said, if we’re going to do this, we’ve got to do things completely different,” says guitarist Donovan Roybal. “If we’re going to take this seriously, we’ve got to take it seriously. From that moment we were all 100% gung ho. It was a huge mind shift.”

“Product of Pressure” is “the story of us trying to put our stamp on the rock scene,” says guitarist Harrison Muffley (who also plays guitar in Decyfer Down). “We weren’t there for a while, but now we’re back. It’s like how a diamond is created – you get beat down and then hopefully you can turn that pain into something beautiful. That’s the story of Set For The Fall. Even our name, it’s all about being prepared for the worst. You’re going to fall, that’s life. It’s about how you get back up after that.

“Dylan did a new mix for the album and it sounds 50 times better than it did before. It’s insane, the amount of punch he put into it, it’s like night and day difference on how much better it is. And we added TJ’s vocals on it, it’s slamming.”

Set For The Fall – Joey Lassiter (vocals), Harrison Muffley (guitar), Donovan Roybal (guitar) and Dylan McLain (drums) – have earned ecstatic praise for their inspirational and intense sonic assault, with heavily cranked guitars, full-bore vocals, and towering melodies that straddle the divide between pure metal and mainstream hard rock icons like Creed, Staind, Seether, and Sevendust. Recorded over four years with such top producers and songwriters as Baylis, Evan McKeever (Motionless In White, Koe Wetzel, Miranda Lambert), Curtis Martin (Attila, Catch Your Breath, Kami Kehoe), Buster Odeholm (Humanity’s Last Breath, Thrown, Vildhjarta), and Chris Linck (Atilla, Ekoh), with McClain providing additional production and mixing. I Said What I Said now marks the band’s most accomplished, fully-realized, and accessible release to date, a darkly personal work of unusual potency examining the difficulties of the human condition while always offering the hope and possibility of something more. Songs like “Face It” and “Another Life” – the latter mastered by legendary engineer Ted Jensen (Green Day, Alice In Chains, The Eagles) – represent the optimum balance of the band’s melodic and aggressive sides, lighting upon such universal themes as anger and anxiety, love and loss, rejection and restoration, all conveyed though an ingenious maelstrom of buzzsaw riffs, anthemic hooks, and crushing dynamics. Now boasting over 50K monthly listeners on Spotify, Set For The Fall have won over live audiences with recent shows alongside such like-minded acts as Skillet, Behold The Beloved, Relentless Flood, and others. The culmination of almost a half-decade’s backbreaking work and artistic effort, I Said What I Said now fixes a new standard for Set For The Fall, its potent message expertly matching the band’s musical muscle, conveying both often unbearable hurt and a heartfelt longing for transcendence.

“A lot of sucky things have happened to us,” says Roybal, “but sucky things happen to everybody. It’s not like we’re talking about weird niche stuff, the emotions are universal.”

“Sometimes stuff happens to you that you can’t control,” says Muffley. “The only thing you can control is your own mind and your own faith and your own resolve. Even though I’ve been through all this stuff, even though my mom died, even though my best friend stabbed me in the back, even though we don’t play as many shows as we’d like because we’re busy with our families and such, the shows we do play and the music we’re making is better than anything we’ve done before. Maybe the four of us can’t really control what happens, but we can have a say in it.”