As momentum continues to build with ‘There’s A God,’ produced by Jeff Pardo, Mary-Clair’s long-awaited video for the track was premiered during New Release, We Love Christian Music Awards Show, on March 22nd. Mary-Clair was also nominated for Best New Artist/Group Song for ‘Your Love.’

Shot in Nashville, the visually stunning yet minimalist performance clip directed by Evan Smith and Duncan Smith shows the singer as her most honest and authentic self. The acoustic-driven ballad has quickly become a fan favorite, earning placements on multiple faith-based playlists across Apple Music, Amazon Music, Spotify and more.

There’s A God – Mary-Clair

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“‘There’s A God‘ is a song for someone who feels stuck or unsure of who they are,” Mary-Clair commented, adding, “it speaks to the quiet questions in the heart, assuring you that you are seen, known, and deeply loved by the Lord. Even in the uncertainty, this song will always remind you that there is a God, He has a plan for your life, and He hasn’t forgotten you!”

‘There’s A God‘ and ‘Falling‘ are among the many highlights found on Mary-Clair’s breakthrough debut album, Enough. Produced by 2x GRAMMY Award-winning producer and songwriter Tedd T (Dolly Parton, for KING & COUNTRY, MercyMe), apart from ‘There’s A God,’ the collection sees the gifted 22-year-old Nashville native forging her own distinctive vision of contemporary Christian pop on such recent hit singles as ‘Red Eye,’ ‘Enough,’ ‘Your Love,’ and ‘Heaven In the Way,’ the latter two joined by official music videos streaming now alongside additional visuals, ‘Story Behind the Song’ videos, and more at the Mary-Clair

“The entire Vere team is thrilled to be a part of the release of Mary-Clair’s debut project, Enough. This has truly been a labor of love, working alongside Mary-Clair’s team of management, producers, and songwriters. The support from the DSP’s, radio, and the press has been a blessing. This record is amazing!,” says Vere Music President and Founder Rusty Harmon.

Nashville native Mary-Clair recently attended the Lionsgate major faith film sequel I Can Only Imagine 2 Nashville premiere and red carpet while ‘There’s A God‘ continues its streaming ascent. The gifted singer/songwriter is portrayed in the movie by her sister Ruthie Brickell, holding a deeply personal connection to the project, and adding an intimate and heartfelt layer to the story behind one of contemporary Christian music’s most beloved anthems.

“I am so proud of my dad and all of my dear friends in the MercyMe family for the hard work and honesty they put into this film. It’s a true story of balancing hard times and blessings and learning how to find peace in both. I hope you can find time to go see this movie in theaters… and you might hear my name mentioned in a scene!” said Mary-Clair.

Recently gracing the debut cover of BREAKOUT Magazine, a new digital publication spotlighting indie and emerging Christian artists, Mary-Clair continues to make waves across the music landscape. Her growing profile includes features on the popular Shawna and LaLa: Life Beyond the Mic podcast, as well as an appearance on WSMV’s Today in Nashville, where she performed the uplifting Enough standout, ‘There’s A God‘.

Plus recent and ongoing coverage in multiple media outlets, include THE CHRISTIAN BEAT, KINGDOM BUILDER, JESUS FREAK HIDEOUT, DIVINE MAGAZINE, GODTUBE MUSIC and more.

In addition to the success of her latest album, Mary-Clair has also teamed up with renowned Christian hip-hop artist Tedashii for the powerful collaboration ‘Never Be the Same (Feat. Tedashii),’ further showcasing her versatility and expanding creative reach.

Mary-Clair continues to build her presence as one of contemporary Christian pop’s most promising emerging voices. During GMA Dove Awards Week in Nashville, she was a featured Brickhouse Entertainment showcase performer, further elevating her profile within the industry.

Her live performance resume continues to expand with appearances at Nashville’s renowned writers’ rounds, along with performances of the National Anthem at local and national sporting events.

Philippa Hanna and esteemed global worship leader Israel Houghton have already released two singles in the lead up to her May album, both charting in the new UK Christian and Gospel Singles Chart.

This next song Citizen is highly anticipated as they come together with renowned artist Moses Bliss. Moses is a Nigerian gospel singer, worship leader and songwriter with a vast following. Over 1.8M on YouTube, 2.2M on Instagram and 1.2M on Spotify.

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Citizen unites Philippa Hanna, Israel Houghton and Moses Bliss in a joyful, cross-cultural song of worship declaring our heavenly identity. Celebrating belonging in the family of God, the track blends worship with a spontaneous African praise medley led by Moses. Philippa’s hope is that people in every corner of the globe would recognise we belonging to the family of God and find our true citizenship in heaven.

There’s something undeniably bold about a song that doesn’t hedge its emotions — that doesn’t dress love up in irony or distance, but instead runs straight at it, arms open, consequences be damned. On “For You Girl,”Robert Ross makes that kind of choice. And in doing so, he taps into something both timeless and quietly rebellious in today’s country landscape.

Because let’s be honest: vulnerability like this isn’t always fashionable.

From the opening lines — “My whole life got turned around / When I saw you painting up the town” — Ross sets the tone with a kind of emotional immediacy that feels unfiltered. There’s no slow build here, no guarded introduction. It’s a moment of impact. Love at first sight, rendered without apology.

And that’s where the song begins to separate itself.

Ross doesn’t just describe love — he commits to it in full. “For your love I’d lie and beg and steal,” he sings, a line that could feel excessive in lesser hands. But here, it lands as something closer to truth than exaggeration. Not because it’s literal, but because it captures the irrational intensity that often defines falling hard for someone.

The chorus sharpens that idea into focus: “I’m running a race that I can’t win / To the ends of the earth and back again.” It’s an admission wrapped in determination — a recognition that love isn’t always about resolution. Sometimes it’s about the pursuit itself, the act of showing up again and again, even when the outcome is uncertain.

All In, No Apologies: Robert Ross Leans Into Love’s Beautiful Chaos on “For You Girl”

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Musically, “For You Girl” lives in a polished, contemporary country space, but it doesn’t lose sight of the genre’s emotional roots. Producer Gil Grand keeps the arrangement clean and purposeful, allowing each element to serve the story rather than overshadow it. Dan Dugmore’s pedal steel adds a subtle ache that lingers beneath the surface, while Troy Lancaster’s guitar work brings a touch of brightness that keeps the track from becoming too heavy.

Mike Rojas’ piano adds warmth, giving the song a grounded center — something steady beneath all that emotional movement. It’s a careful balance, and it works.

But the real anchor here is Ross himself.

His vocal performance isn’t about technical showmanship; it’s about intention. He leans into the lyrics with a kind of quiet conviction, letting the emotion carry the weight rather than pushing it. When he sings about crawling a million miles just to see her smile, there’s no wink, no suggestion that he’s in on the exaggeration. He believes it. And that belief is what makes the listener lean in.

Perhaps the most striking image in the song is the “tilt-a-world” metaphor — love as something spinning, disorienting, impossible to fully control. It’s a perfect encapsulation of what Ross is chasing here: not stability, but intensity.

“For You Girl” doesn’t try to be clever. It doesn’t try to reinvent the wheel. Instead, it reminds us that sometimes the most powerful thing a song can do is feel — fully, unapologetically, and without restraint.

And in that sense, Robert Ross isn’t just telling a love story.

He’s living it out loud.

–Melissa Morrison

Renowned worship visionary and gospel powerhouse Dunsin Oyekan, affectionately known as “The Eagle,” has officially released his latest live recording, “Baruch Hashem Adonai.” Following a string of transformative worship encounters, this new single captures a profound moment of biblical exaltation, inviting the global Body of Christ into a deeper realm of adoration.

“Baruch Hashem Adonai,” a Hebrew phrase translating to “Blessed be the Name of the Lord,” is more than just a song; it is a liturgical masterpiece wrapped in contemporary fire. Recorded live with his signature atmospheric production and backed by a thunderous choir, the track emphasizes the holiness and eternal sovereignty of God.

Baruch Hashem Adonai (Live) – Dunsin Oyekan

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Rising powerhouse and visionary gospel artist Pius Adeniji is set to elevate the global worship landscape with the release of his latest single, “Living Water.” Following the viral success of his prayer-charged hit “Adullam,” Adeniji returns with a soul-stirring melody that serves as both a prophetic declaration and a refreshing oasis for the weary soul.

Produced in collaboration with the legendary Holy Drill, “Living Water” masterfully blends the high-energy pulse of Afro-Gospel with the deep, atmospheric weight of contemporary worship. The track centers on the biblical promise of Jesus as the source of eternal satisfaction, inviting listeners to move beyond the superficial and dive into the depths of God’s presence.

Living Water – Pius Adeniji

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Passion, the movement rooted in the heart of Atlanta and known for its massive annual gatherings of young adults, has officially released its latest single, “Just That Good.” Featuring the powerful and soulful vocals of Mariana Valadão and Melodie Malone, the track is a vibrant, gospel-tinged declaration of God’s consistent kindness and sovereignty.

Recorded live at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium during the historic Passion 2026 conference, “Just That Good” captures the electric energy of over 50,000 students lifting one voice. The song moves away from a typical ballad structure, instead leaning into a rhythmic, “Sunday morning” groove that invites the listener to not just listen, but to participate in a shout of praise.

Just That Good – Passion

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Internationally beloved worship leader and Dove Award-winning songwriter Lou Fellingham announces the highly anticipated release of her latest live recording, “You Are My Peace, Vol. 1 (Live).” Recorded in an intimate, Spirit-filled setting, this project serves as a timely sanctuary for listeners seeking rest in an increasingly noisy world.

“You Are My Peace, Vol. 1” marks a significant chapter in Fellingham’s storied career, leaning into a raw, acoustic-driven worship experience that prioritizes the presence of God over high-gloss production. The album features a collection of brand-new anthems alongside reimagined hymns, all anchored by Lou’s unmistakable, powerhouse vocals and her unique ability to lead a room into deep intercession.

You Are My Peace, Vol. 1 (Live) – Lou Fellingham

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Renowned worship leader and EeZee Conceptz Global powerhouse, Minister GUC, has officially released his highly anticipated spiritual anthem, “NEVER BOW TO BAAL.” Following a season of intense anticipation, the track arrives as a bold, uncompromising decree of total allegiance to God in an age of shifting values.

NEVER BOW TO BAAL – Minister GUC

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“NEVER BOW TO BAAL” is more than a song; it is a prophetic mantle and a call to spiritual resilience. Drawing inspiration from the biblical account of the 7,000 who refused to compromise their faith, Minister GUC delivers a vocal performance that transitions from a hauntingly intimate surrender to a thunderous, high-energy declaration of victory.

Celebrated Nigerian Gospel sensation and high-octane praise leader Bidemi Olaoba has officially released his highly anticipated new single, “Available.” Known for his signature phrase “The Devil is a Liar” and his unmatched ability to fuse traditional Fuji percussion with contemporary Gospel sounds, Olaoba delivers a vibrant anthem of surrender and divine readiness.

“Available” is an upbeat, spirit-filled declaration of a believer’s commitment to be used by God. The track moves away from a passive faith and leans into a radical, “here am I” posture. Infused with infectious horns, heavy African percussion, and Olaoba’s trademark energetic delivery, the song is already being hailed as the next major “praise break” staple for churches and gospel concerts worldwide.

Available – Bidemi Olaoba

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On their sophomore LP, The Journey, Eleyet McConnell deliver more than a collection of rock songs—they offer a testimony. Wrapped in driving guitars and steady rhythms is a message that resonates deeply with a Christian understanding of endurance, repentance, renewal, and hope.

The album opens with “The Horizon,” a bold declaration of faith-fueled resilience. While the lyrics speak in universal terms—storms looming, uncertainty ahead—the heart of the message echoes Scripture’s call to stand firm. “I’ll take it head on; that’s my way,” Angie McConnell sings, not as an act of pride, but as a decision to refuse defeat.

For believers, that resolve reflects the quiet strength that comes from trusting God through trials. The repeated promise to “break through the storm” feels like a reminder that no season of hardship is permanent when our eyes remain fixed on the light beyond the clouds.

“The Ledge” confronts betrayal and manipulation with raw honesty. There is pain here, and even anger—but also the recognition that freedom sometimes requires stepping away from what binds us. The imagery of breaking chains recalls the biblical truth that we are not called to live in captivity, whether spiritual or emotional. The song’s insistence on reclaiming agency mirrors the process of surrendering broken situations to God and walking forward in obedience.

“Your Eyes” shifts the tone toward reflection and grace. It explores the passage of time and the longing for restored connection. In its tenderness, the song echoes the Christian belief in reconciliation—both with others and within our own hearts. The lyrics suggest that even when years pass and mistakes linger, love can remain. There is humility here, an acknowledgment that growth often comes through seasons of waiting.

Through the Storm Toward the Son: Eleyet McConnell’s The Journey Is a Testament of Perseverance

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“King of Glass” delivers a pointed message about illusion and pride. The metaphor of fragile authority evokes a biblical warning: kingdoms built on deception cannot stand. Truth, like rising water, exposes what is hidden. The song’s call for clarity and cleansing feels spiritually resonant—an invitation to step into the light rather than hide behind false strength.

On “Without You,” the themes of repentance and renewed love take center stage. The lyrics wrestle with regret and lost time but ultimately lean toward restoration. In Christian faith, redemption is always possible, and this track captures that yearning to try again with wiser eyes and a softer heart.

The title track, “The Journey,” reinforces the album’s overarching message: growth is rarely comfortable, but it is purposeful. Trials refine us. Storms shape us. The closing song, “Dreamy,” speaks of holding tight through fire and rubble until a new day dawns. Its vision of hope after hardship reflects the promise found throughout Scripture—that joy comes in the morning.

The Journey is not labeled as a worship record, nor does it preach overtly. Yet its core themes—perseverance, truth, reconciliation, and hope—align beautifully with a life of faith. Eleyet McConnell remind listeners that storms are inevitable, but surrender is optional. Through honest storytelling and grounded musicianship, they point toward a horizon where endurance meets grace—and where light ultimately overcomes the darkness.

–Christian Beck