Mr. M & Revelationdelivers yet another worship mantle in ‘Oma Mmee’ meaning No Weapon. Though men will plan against you, they will devise mischief, orchestrate negativity and be busy but the will of God alone will prevail.
Oma Mmee is a song anchored on two powerful scriptures, “Though they plot evil against you and devise wicked schemes, they cannot succeed” – Psalm 21:11 & “They will be certain to fight against you, but they will not prevail against you.”—JEREMIAH 1:19.
Pray, soak in this new sound, and experience the will of God prevail in your life.
Last month, music collective Housefires released ‘How To Start A Housefire Part II’ (4.21 via Capitol CMG / TRIBL Records). The collective unveils its latest video, a stunning visual performance of the album’s “We Have No Good.”
The video showcases the group’s mission to build a community with people from all different backgrounds through the vulnerable power of music and worship.
The performance features worship leader and songwriter Davy Flowers as the lead vocalist on a song of thanksgiving. She’s joined by core Housefires member Nate Moore and former contestant of The Voice Cecily Hennigan.
The video draws viewers in with Flowers’ fervently passionate voice, and swelling instrumentation that builds to a fearless roar followed by a tranquil pause.
As a choir of strangers-turned-family comes together, the “We Have No Good” performance creates an auditory representation of the ebbs and flows of life and all of the joy that can be found in faith.
Housefires album performance videos have amassed 3.4 million views, and the collective will share a new video from ‘How To Start A Housefire Part II’ every Friday via YouTube.
‘How To Start A Housefire Part II’ features breathtaking performances from core Housefires members including GRAMMY-nominee Nate Moore, chart-topping songwriter Ryan Ellis (Chris Tomlin, Natalie Grant), Kirby Kaple (Chris Tomlin, Passion Music) and Blake Wiggins.
Throughout the record, the group invites an incredible and diverse roster of featured artists into its community including 2x GRAMMY-nominee DOE(Forever Jones), Noah Schnacky (7.7M+ followers on TikTok), Mariah Adigun-Bernard(Maverick City Music’s “Rest On Me”), Davy Flowers, Cecily, Ahjah Walls and Harvest Grapevine.
Inclusivity-driven music collective Housefires recently shared a powerful performance video for its track “Look Around (Spontaneous),” which appears on its recently released album ‘How To Start A Housefire Part II’ (4.21 via Capitol CMG / TRIBL Records).
Featured artists Cecily Hennigan and Davy Flowers deliver breathtaking vocal performances on “Look Around (Spontaneous),” a song about taking in and appreciating the blessings that surround us every day. It’s an anthem of hope for anybody who feels alone and beaten down, reminding that there are good things all around us.
The video showcases the “atmosphere of overwhelming unity” (Forbes) that Housefires is known for creating with its unique live recordings.
‘How To Start A Housefire Part II’ features core members including GRAMMY-nominee Nate Moore, chart-topping songwriter Ryan Ellis (Chris Tomlin, Natalie Grant), Kirby Kaple (Chris Tomlin, Passion Music) and Blake Wiggins, along with featured artists that showcase the worship genre’s growing diversity including 2x GRAMMY-nominee DOE (Forever Jones), Noah Schnacky (7.7M+ followers on TikTok), Mariah Adigun-Bernard (Maverick City Music’s “Rest On Me”), Davy Flowers, Cecily, Ahjah Walls and Harvest Grapevine.
Bethel Music collective member and Gold certified singer-songwriter Josh Baldwin has released the official performance video for “Every Hour” from his latest EP, Narrow Road – Acoustic Sessions.
The moving video was filmed at the new Bethel Music studio in Redding, CA and directed by Luke Manwaring as part of the “Pine Street Sessions.” The intimate performance draws focus to the song’s message that the Lord is with us at all times, providing comfort and support.
Watch the video for “Every Hour” below and stream Narrow Road – Acoustic Sessions HERE.
Hulvey and Forrest Frank release the music video for “Altar.” This generous follow-up to “No Longer Bound” offers inspiration to a young generation to experience the love of God.
Listeners will find a familiar worship tone this time over a more melodic, trap sound. “Altar is a song that is getting back to the heart of what this life is about. Knowing our Father. It is a reflection of His grace we don’t deserve,” says Hulvey.
Singer/songwriter/survivor Benny DiChiara and his chart-topping indie Christian rock band, Empowered, have released their new music video, “Jesus Can Heal the World.” The new video drops just as the band’s previous single, the moving ballad, “I’ll Meet You There (Daddy’s Song),” written in tribute to DiChiara’s father who died from cancer in 2020, reached No. 1 on Indiegospel.net’s Top 20 Songs chart in April 2023.
The “Jesus Can Heal the World” video was filmed in the band’s hometown of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. It was directed by Richy Long, with special thanks to the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge. The song was produced by Mikey Howard for Love Journey Music.
“Jesus Can Heal the World,” written by DiChiara and his Dove Award-nominated co-writer, Mikey Howard, lead singer of 7eventh Time Down, is the first single and video from Empowered’s latest EP, Yahweh Nissi, from Slingshot Records.
“It was an honor and a privilege to collaborate with Mikey Howard, our album producer, on ‘Jesus Can Heal the World.’” says DiChiara. “Basically, it’s what we feel the world needs to hear right now. With all of the evil and unrest that seems to prevail in today’s world, it’s the hope of hope. It’s Jesus. And only He can heal the world.”
DiChiara and Howard, who is also the writer of 7eventh Time Down’s No. 1 Billboard chart-topper, “God is on the Move,” recently performed “Jesus Can Heal the World” as a duet on the main stage of Louisiana’s Yes Fest, where Empowered shared the stage with Kari Jobe, Cody Carnes, and 7eventh Time Down, among others.
Leeland shares the official music video for “Jacob’s Ladder” feat. Rita Springer. The track is from the duo’s latest album, City of God, which dropped earlier this year.
‘City of God’ unpacks three layers of the project’s foundational Scripture in songs of hope for the midst of trouble, songs of intimacy and safety, and songs of God’s justice. Initially sparked in the chaos of the pandemic, the inspiration is for it to be a prophetic oeuvre making space for meditation.
It also captures the profound power of art to invite people inside a divine world brought alive through music, pushing conversations around artistic pursuit forward within the Church.
Jacob’s Ladder – Leeland Feat. Rita Springer
Leeland infuse beauty and truth into the culture through their new project, re-telling stories of old with sharp creative flair. They embody a priestly and innovative dynamic as ‘City of God’ strikes the balance between a conceptual album and a trailblazing, congregational source of new songs for the Church of today. They hope these new songs will inspire the people of God back to the treasures of Scriptures and the mysteries of God’s ways. “We pray this album helps open a new window into the glory of God; that we would get a vision of Jesus and hear him say ‘fear not, stand up and let me show you the things that are to come,’” Mooring concludes.
Jonathan McReynolds shares the official music video for “Overrated.” The track is from his latest project, My Truth.
Earlier this year, McReynolds released his brand-new full-length album. My Truth marks the fifth album release from the current 54th NAACP Image Award nominee. In celebration of My Truth, McReynolds has embarked on an 11-city tour, which kicked off in Orlando, FL on April 13th. The MY TRUTH TOUR is in partnership with Compassion International.
Two-time Emmy-nominated actor, producer, comedian, pastor, author, and Christian hip-hop artist Kel Mitchell,releases the music video for his new single “Go Time,”on YouTube. “Go Time”is an upbeat and inspirational hip-hop track and anthem for positive self-talk.
The new single and music video arrives on the heels of the recent announcement that Mitchell will reprise his iconic role from the ‘90s cult classic film, Good Burger,alongside Kenan Thompson, in a sequel slated to go into production this Spring.
“‘Go Time’’ is a daily reminder to use your faith and move when God says move!,” says Kel Mitchell. “God views our life from eternity! God is timeless. Each win you are about to receive has already happened in Heaven, ‘cause they know about it. God is just waiting on you to do it. So get moving! ‘Cause It’s already done, and He is going to be with you every step of the way! “Go Time” will be your favorite new addition to your gym playlist, and I can’t wait for everyone to level up to it.”
Following his extensive career in family entertainment, starring in beloved fan favorites including Nickelodeon’s Kenan & Kel, All That, and cultural epic feature film Good Burger, among many others, Mitchell continues to combine his love for music and his spirituality on the single “Go Time.”
