Emerging artist Andrew Ripp releases a new Gospel Version of his hit song “Fill My Cup”. The new rendition can be heard below and is available now to download/stream.
“Fill My Cup” originally debuted in early 2022.
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Sandra McCracken releases ‘Thy Mercy, My God’, a song inspired by an old hymn book, Gadsby’s Hymns. The Nashville-based singer-songwriter wrote the melody for ‘Thy Mercy, My God’ more than twenty years ago, yet she proves that some songs are timeless both musically and lyrically. The new single boasts a beautiful and moody piano soundbed, on which Sandra McCracken’s warm vocals soar.
Recorded live in Laity Lodge, ‘Thy Mercy, My God’ is part of songs which Sandra McCracken is reintroducing in a live, jazz-infused context. The artist’s signature folk voice and Americana influence seep through the track, giving it a unique flavor in today’s worship sphere. With the enduring poem ‘Thy Mercy, My God’, Sandra McCracken reveals that she is a musician by craft, trade, and gifting, but ultimately, she is a storyteller at heart.
Following the several releases of ‘In His Presence’ Volume 1 – 8, here comes a song of gratitude and praise to God ‘Almighty God‘ by Dr. Paul Enenche.
The new song is coming with very beautiful visuals. This single was shot in locations around the Glory Dome, as well as other locations in the city of Abuja just in time as the Medical doctor and clergy celebrate another birthday.
Pastor Paul Enenche has to his credit over 15 Albums, In His Presence vol. 1-8, Traditional Worship, Hymns vol. 1 and 2, Antidepressant, Heart’s desire, Let me want what you want( Family Album), Plan your Life, and numerous singles, has ministered across the globe with diverse testimonies erupting from people who have been blessed by his ministry of music.
Beyond the song, Dr. Paul Enenche can be described as a philanthropist whose various charity outreaches have been of immense benefit to the less privileged in the society. hosting major crusades across cities and countries.
He is also the host of a global worship meeting tagged Nations Worship in His Presence with millions of people streaming across the globe.
In all these meetings, his songs are ministered and the palpable presence of God is felt with diverse miracles following. In His Presence is a song that will indeed keep you right there in God’s presence.
You can catch all the great work God is doing at Dunamis International Gospel Centre on a global revival platform (Dunamis Tv) and his recently launched 24/7 music channel on tstv called His Glory TV.
Dr Paul Enenche is a multifaceted man, He’s a father, a pastor, singer & songwriter, teacher, counselor, giver, lover of God, Spiritual leader, saxophonist.
Popular Nigerian lead guitarist and performer Afrofinger born Okafor Chinonso Okafor is out with another banger! Yes, another banger because since his appearance on the scene, he has left us in awe each time.
This sound is titled “Igbo vintage” and is a sound capturing the old Igbo ariaria sound infused with modern vibes.
Need I say more? Afro finger needs no introduction as his “scatter dance” had done that already
Download and share with your friends. You will love this!
All age worship movement Worship For Everyone are back with a new single just in time for Pentecost!
‘Move’ drives home that the Holy Spirit is accessible to all, reflecting Worship For Everyone’s heart to unite the Church around a new way of experiencing corporate worship.
‘Move’ is a song filled with fun and energy, painting a beautiful picture of the reality of God’s Spirit in our lives.
This time, Worship For Everyone’s Nick and Becky Drake take a back seat as the song is led by the couple’s daughter, Daisy Drake, alongside Noah Smith. The new single is full of 80s synths and drum fills, mixing old school tones with relatable and fresh vibes. With ‘Move’, the UK-based movement bridges the gap between generations and challenges the barriers between what is considered ‘for children’ and ‘for adults’ to instead build the family of God.
IVAV recording artist Steven Malcolm celebrates a career in full bloom with the release of his highly-anticipated third album, Tree, today.
On an album filled with guest stars such as Snoop Dogg, Shaggy, Fisk Jubilee Singers and more, Tree remains grounded in the sharply-written lyrics and eclectic energy of its creator: a musician who has learned to lead by example, funneling his faith into songs that inspire and invigorate. Listen to the album HERE.
“Jamaicans pronounce the number three by saying ‘tree,’” notes Malcolm, the son of a Jamaican man who left the family during Malcolm’s youth. “This being my third studio album, I wanted to focus on the growth and fruit that came from a foundation rooted in truth. I’m a family man now. With me being a present dad in my son’s life, I’m changing the trajectory of my family life. I’m repairing the family tree. My son will know what a man of God and a faithful husband looks like.”
Tree marks Malcolm’s most fully realized blend of hip-hop rhymes and reggae rhythms and the most collaborative record of his career, featuring appearances from an acclaimed roster of guests; the Fisk Jubilee Singers add their world-renowned gospel harmonies to the album’s opening track, “Heavenly Father,” while rap icon Snoop Dogg contributes a verse to the West Coast-inspired single “Summertime,” and Malcolm teams up with Shaggy on “Fuego (R3HAB Remix),” a dancehall anthem that has already earned more than five million digital streams.
He also makes room for nearly a dozen additional collaborators on the album’s remaining tracks, including KB, Jay-Way, Ty Basel, and Social Club Misfits, the bulk of which were written during an inspired weekend in his hometown of Grand Rapids, Michigan. A 6x Dove Award nominee with multiple Top 40 hits on the Billboard charts, Malcolm has earned his stripes as a Christian hip-hop icon. Tree finds him stretching skyward, reaching new heights while remaining rooted as a songwriter, husband, father, and Man of God.
“I’m zoning in,” he says proudly. “I’ve stood firm in my faith, and I’m still on the front lines. Through all the highs and lows of my career, I’ve seen fruit be borne from this ministry that God has given me. So what is that, when you’re standing firm, you’re rooted, and you see so much fruit? That’s a tree.”
After a brief pause, he smiles and adds, “Remember that Jesus himself was a carpenter. He touched tree every day.”
Seattle-born alternative band Citizens introduce their second single off upcoming album, ‘Imagination’. This song comes from a raw situation, staying true to Citizens’ true and relatable songwriting that reached deep places in their audience’s souls.
Frontman Zach Bolen explains that the last words spoken to him by a person he really cared about before dying were painful ones, all because they weren’t seeing eye to eye. ‘Imagination’ is a response, “I wrote the most ‘I don’t want to fight anymore’ song I could think of, one that could inspire them to look past the anger and find the kid in them again,” says Zach.
There is a magnetism in the chorus of this song, pulling listeners out of nowhere like a twisting rollercoaster ride that you don’t want to miss out on. And while the inspiration comes from a heavy place in life, this song is the protest against it all, full of happiness and hope.
But Citizens also play with the perception from the very title of their new single – challenging the thought that differing beliefs and opinions are threats to Christianity. ‘Imagination’ seeks to reconcile the ever-present divide of humanity, bringing us back to a place of relationship with one another and with the source of our inspiration, Jesus.
Citizens dare their audience to dream beyond what they can see, to ask questions, dance in the mystery, and stand on a hope that will not disappoint them. “‘Imagination’ is easily one of the most exciting and instantly infectious songs that we’ve ever written,” Zach adds. With their second single, Citizens inspire us to reconsider our perception of the Divine with music that pushes the boundaries of what “Church music” usually sounds like.
Crowder and Dante Bowe share new music with the radio version of “God Really Loves Us” featuring Maverick City Music.
The official audio can be heard below. “God Really Loves Us” is available now.
GRAMMY award-winning music collective Maverick City Music and 16-time GRAMMY winner Kirk Franklin will bring the injustices around mass incarceration – and the voices of 1,300 inmates – to center stage with the release of their collaborative album KINGDOM Book 1, out June 17th via Tribl Records / Fo Yo Soul Entertainment / RCA Inspiration. Today (June 3), “Bless Me” is available now ahead of the full project.
Maverick City Music’s newest single “Bless Me” is an infectious celebration of the bounties of life as they already are—taking the time to recognize the blessings already bestowed upon you rather than those you lack. As countless unyielding voices refrain, in stacks of traditional gospel harmonies, “we’ve got everything we need.”
Drum lines, snare rolls, and energetic horns call to mind the image of a football field or a pep rally, drawing a connection between these two spaces of celebration and powerful community. Rapid-fire hi-hat rolls and 808s frame the song with an unmistakably modern punch. More than anything, “Bless Me” evokes the electric, invincible feeling of being surrounded by your people and strengthened by their love.
“Kingdom,” the first song from the Maverick City Music x Kirk Franklin collab stayed atop the iTunes video chart (all genre) for almost two weeks. The album ‘Kingdom Book 1’ — a collaboration with Maverick City Music x Kirk Franklin brings the topic of mass incarceration into the forefront — and it’s out Fri. June 17th, the 7th anniversary of the shooting at the Episcopal Church in Charleston, SC (a native town of two Mav City members). The collective recorded the album with more than 1300 inmates at the Everglades Correctional Facility in Florida.
This year is poised to be the biggest yet for the young pioneers of Maverick City Music. The group just won a GRAMMY for Best Contemporary Christian Music Album and completed a historic televised performance on the show. Nominated across four categories at the 2022 Billboard Music Awards, with triple nods in one category, and receiving three 2022 K-Love Awards nominations earlier this week, the group will take the music and the movement behind ‘Kingdom Book 1’ on the road this summer with their headline ‘Kingdom Tour’ alongside Franklin. The tour kicked off to a SOLD OUT FTX Arena on June 1 in Miami, and the extensive, 37-date trek hits arenas across the nation through the end of July. Fans can purchase tickets to the nearly sold-out tour HERE.
“Kingdom,” the first song from the Maverick City Music x Kirk Franklin collab stayed atop the iTunes video chart (all genre) for almost two weeks. The album ‘Kingdom Book 1’ — a collaboration with Maverick City Music x Kirk Franklin brings the topic of mass incarceration into the forefront — and it’s out Fri. June 17th, the 7th anniversary of the shooting at the Episcopal Church in Charleston, SC (a native town of two Mav City members). The collective recorded the album with more than 1300 inmates at the Everglades Correctional Facility in Florida.
This year is poised to be the biggest yet for the young pioneers of Maverick City Music. The group just won a GRAMMY for Best Contemporary Christian Music Album and completed a historic televised performance on the show. Nominated across four categories at the 2022 Billboard Music Awards, with triple nods in one category, and receiving three 2022 K-Love Awards nominations earlier this week, the group will take the music and the movement behind ‘Kingdom Book 1’ on the road this summer with their headline ‘Kingdom Tour’ alongside Franklin. The tour kicked off to a SOLD OUT FTX Arena on June 1 in Miami, and the extensive, 37-date trek hits arenas across the nation through the end of July. Fans can purchase tickets to the nearly sold-out tour HERE.
TWC Records presents award winning Gospel music minister Peterson Okopi‘s most anticipated single titled “NOT A SCAM”.
The song which was recorded live at Optunes Studio in Lagos is one of the songs of his forthcoming live recorded album scheduled for release later in the year.
As the title implies, it is a song that testifies to the character and nature of God. The song “Not A Scam” bears witness to the truth that God is both trustworthy and dependable. He says what he does and does it exactly as he promised. This song is borne out of experience and a deep-seated conviction. Peterson Okopi shares the song as a product of that experience and wants you to partake of the manifestations, through this beautiful sound.
“Not A Scam” was produced, mixed, and mastered by Roland Joel Archy while the video was directed by Amachree Superstar for TWC Studios
