This week, GRAMMY nominated and Stellar Award-winning Jekalyn Carr shares a short film/music video for “You Carried Me.” The track is from her self-titled album, which dropped last year.
JEKALYN is full of inspiration, faith-filled messages, encouragement, and empowerment with each lyric bringing excitement, freedom, and restoration into the listeners’ atmosphere.
Jekalyn Carr delivers a timeless album that shows maturity and defines the elevation of her faith that has inspired people for years and will continue for years to come.
Canadian-Nigerian gospel artist and songwriter, Lilian Kellany unveils her latest single accompanied by a professionally directed video titled “We Overcome.”
Lilian shares insights about the creation of the song, stating, ““We Overcame” is a song that God gave me through the inspiration from his word in Luke 1:37 and Rev.12:11. The twist there is tapping into the current “japa” syndrome and infusing the amapiano to make it modern and relatable. Also, the style of music makes it easy to use in church for regular praise sessions as well as jamming to it in your car or on the street.”
She adds, “I hope this song serves as a reminder of our victorious nature through faith, affirming that nothing is impossible with God.”
Join Lilian Kellany in her ongoing mission to impact lives positively and foster a worldwide movement of love and faith through the potency of Afrogospel music. Each composition she delivers seeks to embolden spiritual communion and elevate the act of praise.
This vibrant release coupled with an engaging video directed by LexTen Filmspromises viewers an uplifting experience filled with joyous celebration of assured victory.
Lilian Kellany is an enchanting voice in the realm of Afrogospel worship music, whose melodious tunes have resonated with hearts for over two decades. With a passion deeply rooted in raising the holy altar of praise and worship, she seamlessly intertwines spirituality with the vibrant rhythms of Afrobeat, creating a soul-stirring experience like no other.
For more than twenty years in three different continents, Lilian Kellany has dedicated herself to crafting music that transcends boundaries, inviting listeners into a sacred space of reverence and joy. Her journey is marked by a relentless pursuit of divine connection, channeling her faith into every note and lyric she shares with the world.
Lilian Kellany’s music is more than just melodies—it’s a testament to her unwavering hope in reaching out to the world with love. With each song, she embodies the message of compassion, spreading light and healing through her heartfelt lyrics and uplifting rhythms. Through her music, she aims to bridge cultures, unite hearts, and inspire souls to embrace the transformative power of love.
Mr M & Revelation have consistently & constantly released sounds that are a huge blessing to the body of Christ. With a long list of discography comes another one ‘God is on my matter (El-Roi). Mr M & Revelation stirs up a prophetic sound in God is on my Matter (El-Roi).
God sees, He knows and He cares. Whatever life throws at us, he already knows and he knows the solution. We serve a God who sees and is all-knowing. He neither sleeps nor slumbers. He works 24/7 and steadily on our matters.
God is on My Matter is a song of all seasons, declaring and affirming the words in it will turn into a testimony.
Today (May 10), 2x GRAMMY-nominated group We The Kingdom shares a new version of “Won’t He Do It.” We The Kingdom is getting ready to conclude their 24-date Church Music Tour, on May 17th in Dothan, AL.
We The Kingdom Shares Power Acoustic Version Of “Won’t He Do It”
“RIP” is the first single from bodie’s EP slated to release later this year. Cowriting the song with Sajan Nauriyal and Nick Bays, it follows his rendition of Brandon Lake’s hit “Gratitude” which dropped last month and was the song bodie performed during the season finale of “The Voice.”
Following the recent announcement of signing bodie to their label family, Provident Entertainment is thrilled to release the Season 22 “The Voice” finalist’s first original song today, “RIP.”
With “RIP,” bodie explains, “I wanted to write a song that celebrated the decision and miracle of dying to one’s fleshly nature (Galatians 5:24), and living as a new creation in Christ (2 Corinthians 5:17).
The lyrics are pretty straightforward and aggressive to really drive home the message that experiencing a deep relationship with Christ comes at the cost of consistently leaving your old life behind and denying your flesh daily. I’m so excited for you to hear my new song ‘RIP,’ and I also hope it inspires you and makes you headbang in your Prius.”
Growing up in Los Angeles surrounded by talented parents and artistic influences who instilled a love for art at a young age, bodie is no stranger to the stage. He captivated the attention of millions with his soulful vocals and magnetic stage presence on “The Voice.”
He has taken his musical influences from rock to hip-hop to create a fresh new sound that is as unique and inviting as he is. bodie’s music reflects his experiences, capturing the emotions of love, loss, and the human condition with raw honesty and authenticity. With his openness about his love for Jesus and his pride in being a family man, bodie will give the world a fresh perspective on the definition of a pop star.
US based Prolific producer Phat-E is out with a new single, just in time for the forthcoming mothers’ day titled “Sweet Mama.” The new single, off the stables of Phat-E Production, features a number of colleagues including Yemi O, George Akomas, Chika & BJ-Sax.
It is an appreciation of mothers, taken from the writer’s perspective. It paints a vivid picture of the African mother. Her love, care, her prayers and her virtuousness. The song is coming as Phat-E first release for the year 2024, since the release of his regular Christmas Carols, December 2023 not being an exception.
Emeka “Phat-E” Ikechukwu is the CEO of Phat-E Productions. He is also a Sound Engineer and mixer. He is the brain behind many hit singles including Mike Abdul‘s “Different Case,” Odeerih‘s “Extreme God” featuring Gabriel Eziashi, and many more. Production, mixing and mastering by Phat-E for Phat-E Production Studio, Dallas TX.
Sweet Mama – Phat-e Ft. Yemi O, George Akomas, Chika & Bj-sax
Curb Records recording artist We Are Messengers shares the official music video for “All Things.” The track is from the group’s latest release, Where The Joy Is, which is available now to stream.
The K-LOVE Fan Award-winning group embraces gratitude and the simplicity of the Gospel on Where The Joy Is, radiating as much exuberance as the title suggests. The collective’s latest endeavor boasts 10 pristine, arena-ready pop selections — all co-written by frontman Darren Mulligan alongside an array of the industry’s most respected lyricists.
Six-time GRAMMY nominee and two-time GMA Dove Award winning singer, songwriter, and musician DOE releases the official music video for “So Glad We Met.” The track is from her Note To Self EP.
This week, renowned gospel artist CeCe Winans appeared on The Jennifer Hudson Show. CeCe tells talked about tour life and how she became friends with Whitney Houston. Then, she sang a sample of the songs she chose for her first solo in church.
Winans is having a dynamic 2024. Her latest album, More Than This, another PureSprings Gospel and FairTrade Services collaboration, dropped last month (Apr 26). She recently finished The Goodness Tour, which kicked off earlier this year.
Grace Graber is leaning into the triumph of her testimony on “Grace of God,” the latest single from her upcoming album Breakthrough. Today (May 8), Graber releases the official music video for the track.
The song was birthed through a writing session at Apple Music. Grace was writing with Joseph O’Brien, and their session happened to fall on her birthday. “I didn’t think I’d live to see 28,” Grace recalls telling her cowriter. “If I had gone through with my plan of taking my own life as a teenager, I would not have seen my life today. By the grace of God, I’m still alive. And when I think of grace of God, I think of favor and goodness and it not needing to make sense.”
