Abby Robertson releases new music with “Without Your Love (Stripped).” The official performance video for the track can be viewed below. Robertson is currently on tour with WinterJam.
Nashville-based singer/songwriter Abby Robertson has opened for names like The Beach Boys and Switchfoot, and has performed at international music festivals in Israel, Malta and Ethiopia. She’s released pop songs and even had a stint in country music—all before age 21.
Robertson is thrilled to be the first artist to sign with Big Future, where she plans to continue releasing songs that ring true to her authentic self and provide inspiration and healing for all who listen.
PEABOD releases new music with a single titled “Spring Theory.” Alongside the new music, PEABOD also shares the official music video, which can be viewed below. On social media, PEABOD shares the following about the track.
I don’t usually get nervous to share music, but the song I’m dropping on Friday is one that I’ve been waiting to release for nearly 2 years, so I’m feeling some feelings I started writing Spring Theory right after the biggest tour I had ever been a part of got canceled because of the pandemic. The momentum my team and I had been working for seemed to grind to a halt (as it did for everybody). We decided to focus on releasing music. At that point I already had the track list for Growing Up Part 1 basically finished. But around that same time my anxiety took a turn for the worse, so I returned to songwriting as a processing tool. I wrote in bits and pieces over the next few months, and those thoughts became Spring Theory. As I longed for a new season in the world, in my life, and in my mental health, this song served as both a lament and a prayer of hope for me. Now, 2 years later, I can look back and see all the ways God cared for me. Through counseling, through my incredible wife, through the prayers of trusted friends, He continues to show up and meet me in new and personal ways that I never expect. If you’ve been waiting for a new season, this song is for you. I hope it’s validating and encouraging and that it points to this good news: when your situation feels dark and cold and you feel like nothing will ever change, hold on. Spring is coming. God sees you, and He loves you, and He’s with you. Hallelujah.
Known for his “happy raps,” clever wordplay, and catchy production, Seattle native Isaac Peabody puts an infectious new spin on the hip hop genre. Known by the stage name PEABOD, he makes the hip hop genre accessible to a wider audience and fills it with a long-overdue dose of fun relatability. Loaded with talent and infectious energy, PEABOD is a musical sensation listeners will be eager to call friend.
Today (Mar 18), internationally known North Point Worship releases new music with their single titled “Prodigals (Live)”. The track is available now. Alongside the new music, the group also releases the official music video, which can be viewed below.
Originally formed out of North Point Community Church’s high school ministry, InsideOut, the worship band from North Point Ministries now serves over a million people online, via television and at the multi-campus, metro Atlanta area North Point Community Church every week. It also serves a growing and diverse, multicultural group of worshippers reaching well-beyond its network of 90 local churches.
Canyon Hills Worship releases their next new track “Mercy Of Jesus” (DREAM Worship) now available on all digital service providers. The Seattle-based worship team from Canyon Hills Community Church co-wrote the song with Brandon Coker and Clay Finnesand of North Point Worship.
“Jesus’ heart for you is so perfect. There’s nothing you can do to make him love you more and there’s nothing you can do to make him love you less. You can bring anything and everything to Him. There’s nothing to heavy, there’s nothing to trivial. Bring whatever you’ve got and lay it down on the Mercy of Jesus. We hope this song blesses you and your ministries!” – Michael Monroe, Canyon Hills Worship
“Bury Me In The Water,” the latest single from Louisiana singer/songwriter Ben Myers, goes for adds today to Christian Country and Christian AC-formatted radio outlets. The single is available across all streaming outlets and digital stores; a lyric video for the new song can be viewed below.
“This song is an anthem to being a victor through Christ Jesus and clinging to Him in good times and in difficult times,” explains Myers.
“Bury Me In The Water” follows Myers’ single, “Tired,” which took the No. 1 spot on the Christian radio chart when it was first released. That song also earned Myers a spot in the quarterly Top 10 of the CMunited Songwriters Contest.
“Tired” was written in response to Myers and his wife, Marlayna, receiving news that their unborn child had died.
“We both were feeling sorrow and grief,” Myers shares, “and then anger crept in.”
Inspired by Marlayna’s strength, Myers says he picked up his guitar and poured his emotion into a song, which turned out to be “Tired.”
“I can look back at the day we lost our unborn child and find peace in knowing that through the struggle, I gained perseverance,” he says. “I want to continue writing songs that point to peace and joy through Jesus.”
Myers has been managed by McLaughlin Music Group since January 2022.
Provident Label Group and RCA Inspiration artists Ryan Ellis and DOE are releasing new music today (Mar 18) with their collaboration titled “Heart Of The Father.”
The official music video can be viewed below. “Heart of the Father” feat DOE is available now.
“POSITIVE” is the lead single from Erica’s upcoming third studio album, scheduled to be released on September 23rd.. The beautiful and uplifting song was written by Erica Campbell, Warryn Campbell and Juan Winans and produced by Warryn Campbell for My Block Inc. “Words have power. Positive is a good word even though it’s now connected to something else due to COVID,” Erica Campbell said. “I just wanted to take that word back and give it the power it deserves. Being positive, thinking positive, knowing that God is sovereign and in control. Knowing the difference between what He is doing and what I am trying to do,” she adds.
On Saturday, March 19th, in honor of the new single release, Erica will host the POSITIVELY ME: Special Livestream Brunch Event With Erica Campbell And Friends. Tickets are available for purchase now at POSITIVELY ME. Also, on April 17th, Easter Sunday, Erica’s episode of the critically-acclaimed “Uncensored” on TVOne will be airing and through the UNCENSORED lens, viewers get an unfiltered perspective on the journey they have taken to achieve their dreams and pop culture fame.
Erica Campbell has released two solo albums as well as seven albums with her sister as part of the dynamic duo “Mary Mary.” Campbell has received numerous awards and accolades. Her debut solo album “Help” won a 2015 Grammy Award for Best Gospel Album as well as eight Stellar Awards. Campbell is the host of the nationally syndicated radio show “Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell” that can be heard weekdays 6am-10am EST in about 40 markets, while ministering internationally.
Erica Campbell is the author of the book “More Than Pretty: Doing the Soul Work that Uncovers Your True Beauty”, which is available now. In the book, Campbell speaks to women of all shapes and sizes, demonstrating that true beauty is found not in external appearances, but in celebrating the person God made you to be.
Campbell is married to Grammy Award-winning producer and pastor of California Worship Center, Warryn Campbell II, and they have three children — Krista, Warryn III and Zaya.
Yoyo Michael (The African gospel queen) finally releases the official video for her hit single “Zion”.
The single which was released July 2021, reminds us to focus on the Lord no matter how long we have been waiting for His goodness. There is nothing you can do if your time has not come. There is time for everything. But your time has come.
Nigeria-born International Indie gospel artiste based in the United State of America, Temitope Oyewole offers up a new official music video titled “Gbogbo Aye Mi.”
The Yoruba [a language predominantly spoken in the western region of Nigeria] titled song simply translates to “All My Life” in the English language.
Temitope Oyewole’s enthusiasm to praise and give glory to God in all situations has been one of the major inspirations for the gospel music industry. She is unequivocally blessed and anointed with a unique and angelic voice filled with grace.
This song features in her most recent album tagged “Opemipo,” [means “My Praise is Enormous.”]
She released her first-ever album in August 2020 to set in motion the new dimension to her gospel music career as she has always wanted it to be.
She is an award-winning artiste and leader also in the worship and youth ministry categories. One of the major awards she has received is the GSB Exceptional Service Award.
Detroit, Michigan has a deep musical history. It spans from the1960s Motown Sound and Bob Seger’s 1970s Old Time Rock & Roll to the 1980s Gospel of The Winans and Eminem’s Rap reign in the 2000s. Another great talent, SEMAJE, has now emerged to rep the city with his own brand of urban inspirational music. The twenty-something singer-songwriter has dropped his neo-soul rendition of Bill Withers’ 1977 gem, “Lovely Day” (Tyscot), and it’s now available on all major digital music platforms: https://smarturl.it/tstyx8
SEMAJE hails from a musical family on his mother’s side and his love of music was further nurtured at the Rock of Ages Church of God in Christ (COGIC). “My dad took me to church there,” he recalls. “I loved it. I was singing and into everything. The First Lady, Valerie Mitchell, really took time with me and she groomed me.”
As soon as SEMAJE graduated from high school, he sought to make his musical dreams reality. His go-get it personality prompted hm to print up some flyers and to begin booking himself for concerts. Soon, he found a manager in Alvin Ford who helped him release his first recording, “Winner,” in 2017. “I have some friends Attiya Henry, Diamond Henderson, and Dominique Ward who were my street team,” he recalls. “They were spending their own money just to help me.”
Back in 2018, SEMAJE heard about a music conference sponsored by super-producer Fred Jerkins (Beyoncé, Michael Jackson, Jennifer Lopez) and decided to go with hopes of furthering his career. “It cost $1,000 and people told me not to waste my money,” he recalls. “I went and learned a lot. I was on the plane going back home and got a text from Fred that he really liked my voice and he invited me to be on a song.” That track, “Reason to Praise,” peaked at No. 29 on Billboard’s Gospel Airplay chart in 2020 and introduced him to a national audience.
“I’m an old head,” SEMAJE laughs in talking of his “Lovely Day” release. “I’d listen to Michael Jackson, Earth Wind & Fire, Bill Withers. I believe we need some music that we can start the day with, and I wanted to put out an inspirational song to give us that morning push.” His mellow treatment of “Lovely Day” serves as a showcase for his smooth falsetto and the way he handles Withers’ elongated closing note is akin to a flock of doves being released into the sky. He soars and sways into the heavens just like this track does.
