“Fade Away” is one single that was highly anticipated by Limoblaze’s fanbase; Gods Favorite Babies (GFB) and now their anticipation has finally been fed. This new single has multiple languages embedded in it as it has a mixture of English, Lingala, French and Pidgin-English all in one. The collaboration between Limoblaze and Dena Mwana has led to the release of this three-minute masterpiece.
The new single “Fade Away” has a unique message it preaches which is that every other name aside from the name of Jesus should fade away “Let every other name Fade Away, Fade Away”. The song also speaks about the assurance we have in Christ “…cos if you dey with me, omo e go sure for me and if you move with me, everything go clear road for me”. And Limoblaze, who is known for always preaching the love of Jesus through his music, did not fail to remind us of God’s precious love through the lyrics of this song “There’s no better love than you give me, I don do you wrong yet you choose me”
HOMAGE by Psalmist Ayo is a worship single that encourages all to always ascribe Greatness to God, and live in reverence of Him daily.
Acknowledging Him in all our ways makes our existence meaningful.
Psalmist Ayo is a singer, songwriter and gospel minister of ‘Voice of Triumph Ministry’. Her mission is to lead souls to triumph through the power of prophetic praise and worship. She is spirit-filled, with flair and versatility, ministering in nations worldwide.
GRAMMY-nominated, Platinum-selling Newsboys released new music this week. “Magnetic,” their first release with Capitol CMG, is now available for downloads/streaming.
The track is a wonderful reminder of the consistent love of God. “We’ve been working on this project for a while now and we are so stoked to finally share it with you all,” the band shared on social media.
Houston-based singer/songwriter Toccara Thomas, has teamed up with her lil’ bro Yungg King also known as Charles King III, in her 4th debut single “Go Get It.”
The song centers around the life lessons that 2020 has taught us – eliminating all excuses when it comes to pursuing your dreams. A potent emphasis on filling your life with purpose, persistence, and more importantly, with action because great things can start to happen when you do. This song “Go Get It,” dynamic in tone, describes the juxtaposition of considerable success with an optimistic mindset vs. severe pessimism. The exponential growth of the worldwide pandemic has resulted in an unforeseen reality causing people to lose sight of that four-letter word we call “hope.” Nevertheless, as we navigate through troubling waters the song is stimulating enlightenment to no longer postpone your aspirations.
Imagine being unexpectedly electrified with a huge lightning bolt of positive energy that instantaneously shifts your perspective. That’s the story behind the lyrics of this song. A moderate, hip-hop motivational anthem accompanied by dance music sounds and fused by an energetic beat; it was recorded in the midst of the pandemic in a home studio with less than $700 worth of equipment. The song was written by Toccara herself and co-written by Yungg King, up-and-coming hip-hop R&B crooner, and produced by NicGotBeats another newcomer making his footprint on the scene in music production.
Toccara is a rising Contemporary Christian artist who brings a remarkable style of faith-based music to her listeners. Her hope is that each listener experiences that lightning bolt of positive energy wave with their faith uplifted and spirits rejuvenated through her testimony of songs. For more information about her music visit online.
Latin Grammy and Dove award-winning singer/songwriter Christine D’Clario releases a new single. “Where The Spirit Of The Lord Is,” is available now in English and Spanish.
D’Clario penned this new track with CCM greats like Ben Fielding, Jason Ingram, Seth Mosley and Chris Tomlin. “Where The Spirit Of The Lord Is” can be heard below.
“Fill My Cup,” a new single from The Rescued, a worship collective started by songwriter/musician James Jones, is set to release today to Christian AC-formatted radio outlets. Jones wrote “Fill My Cup,” with Kevin Clark serving as producer. The single is from the group’s eponymous EP.
“I love this song,” Jones says, adding that he wrote it at the same time as another song titled “Wellspring.” “We were in a season of needing to be filled — with grace, love, joy and the Holy Spirit,” Jones shares. The lyrics were “taken from verses like John 4:14 and Psalms 23:5, which reminds us that our cup overflows with His love for us.
“I also drew from how Jesus told the lady at the well in John 4:14, ‘Whoever drinks this water will never thirst again. They will have a spring of water welling up to eternal life.’ That’s what being a part of The Rescued movement is all about,” Jones says. “People knowing and accepting eternal salvation, not from things in this world, but through our risen savior Jesus!”
“My hope is that this song will bless all who hears it and it reminds them of the true meaning of life,” Jones says. “Each and every day through this world’s trials and tribulations, we have all we truly need in the overflowing well of Jesus’s love for us. In the midst of the hardest conditions, diseases, droughts, valleys and storms, Jesus is our refuge and we are all rescued by his blood.”
The Rescued’s first EP is the result of Jones gathering St. Louis area worship leaders and musicians to work together. Together, the team created an all-acoustic set of 25 original songs. The collective selected their seven favorites and created full band, radio versions that became the first, self-titled EP.
Because the team wanted to share its message with the surrounding community, The Rescued began playing at local churches and venues, including Church at the Bar, a local hot-spot for libations and worship. Church at the Bar was a good fit for The Rescued’s mission of reaching new Christians through music.
“Human nature leads us to want to be part of something that is bigger than ourselves,” Jones says.”Ecclesiastes 4:12 says, ‘Though one may be overpowered, two can defend themselves. A cord of three strands is not quickly broken.’
“The Rescued was not meant for us as musicians to have an outlet to write and play music. It was meant for the people of the community to be part of the experience of the salvation story,” he says. “At the end of the day, that’s the only thing that matters, to be rescued.”
Integrity Music is excited to share that “Jesus,” the new single from worship artist and songwriter Phil Thompson, releases today. Partnered with a music video, “Jesus” will be featured on Thompson’s sophomore album, Lion of Judah, slated to release this summer.
The message of “Jesus,” which was written by Thompson immediately after he penned the title track to his new LP, “Is too simple to even try to unpack. There is power in the name of Jesus. This name is above every other name. Undefeated and uncontested.”
He explains further, “After I finished writing ‘Lion of Judah,’ I just sat at my piano and sang it straight through from top to bottom three times. With tears in my eyes, I just worshipped and the worship got deeper and deeper. ‘Jesus’ came within a span of 15 minutes. It was birthed out of the residue of worship that ‘Lion of Judah’ created and it felt like a gift had been given to me because it came so effortlessly. That’s why it’s written in the same key and almost the exact same tempo. In my mind, these songs are sisters. There is something very solemn and peaceful about this song. It felt like a hymn to me.”
Ellie Holcomb singer/songwriter releases the official lyric video for “I Will Carry You,” which can be viewed below. The track was written by Ben Glover and Holcomb and will be featured on her upcoming release. Canyon, which is expected to drop June 25, is available now to pre-order and pre-save.
For Canyon, Holcomb teamed with with an incredibly talented team of co-writers such as Natalie Hemby, Bear Rinehart of NEEDTOBREATHE and Thad Cockrell, and the project was produced by Cason Cooley along with executive producer and her dad, Brown Bannister. The title-track was written by Holcomb, Thad Cockrell and Cason Cooley.
“I have seen Jesus meet me in the wounds in my own story that I tried to hide or bury, and I’ve experienced the kindness and empathy of God in my most painful places in a palpable way, so these songs are written from a new place of wholeness, healing and freedom,” explains Holcomb. “This is the first record I’ve ever made that makes me want to run or dance! I hope it makes people want to dance for the joy of knowing they are beloved.”
