Kingdmusic teams up with Cape Town’s rising singer-songwriter Mégan Rose on “Speed Dial”, a vibrant, faith-filled R&B track. Blending smooth old-school grooves with a confident message of trust in God, “Speed Dial” nods to the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air era while bringing a fresh, modern sound that’s both nostalgic and uplifting.
The song celebrates God’s protection and presence through every season of life — a theme that resonates deeply with both artists. “Speed Dial” has been such a fun reminder of Psalm 145:18-19,” says Megan. “It reminds us that the Lord is always near to those who call on Him in truth. He hears our cries and rescues us. That’s where our help really comes from — God alone.”
The pair first introduced “Speed Dial” live in Cape Town during Lecrae’s Reconstruction Tour, where the audience instantly connected with the song, singing along and creating an unforgettable moment of unity and joy. Some of those live moments are featured in the upcoming music video.
With its fire production, catchy melody, and uplifting lyrics, “Speed Dial” captures the heart of both faith and fun — offering listeners a soundtrack of joy, confidence, and gratitude.
Kingdmusic Releases Gospel R&B Song “Speed Dial” Feat. Mégan Rose
Multi-platinum Christian artist Jeremy Camp teams up with GRAMMY-nominated rock band Skillet to release a collaborative version of “No Survivors.” The track was first featured on Camp’s 2024 project Deeper Waters.
Jeremy Camp Teams Up With Skillet On New Version Of “No Survivors”
Roxanne Grace, the dynamic voice in Christian pop music, releases her new single, “Try Again,” today via DREAM Records. The uplifting track features performances by Christian hip-hop artist ChristianXXII, newcomer SELAH BELLE, and emerging singer-songwriter Angelina Elizabeth Saathoff.
The idea of ‘Try Again’ came to me when someone close to me was facing a deep struggle with mental health,” says Roxanne Grace. “These lyrics reflect the reality that so many of us face: feeling alone, not enough and just desperate for healing. My prayer is that this song reminds every listener that they’re not alone and that God can heal every part of our story. We all need that reminder in some way. TRY AGAIN! YOU’RE NOT ALONE!”
Musical production by Chris Howland with additional lyrical productions from Roxanne Grace and ChristianXXII and Angelina Elizabeth Saathoff. Angelina Elizabeth Saathoff also edited, and mixed the song as well.
Roxanne Grace Encourages Perseverance & Faith In New Single “Try Again”
Following a landmark run of collaborations and hit singles, Reach Records artist 1K Phew returns with the highly anticipated third installment of his celebrated What’s Understood series with “What’s Understood 3 (WU3)”, dropping Thursday, October 31, 2025.
The 17-track project arrives as the next chapter in Phew’s legacy, following 2019’s What’s Understood and What’s Understood 2, which cemented his reputation as one of the most dynamic and relatable voices in Christian hip-hop. The new EP is led by the explosive focus single “Ain’t He” feat. WHATUPRG & Ty Brasel, with the official music video set to release Friday, October 31 at NOON via 1K Phew’s Youtube.
In What’s Understood 3, Phew continues to bridge the gap between the streets and the sanctuary, blending Atlanta trap energy with faith-filled storytelling. The project opens with “Intro,” a bold reintroduction that sets the tone for authenticity and growth, before moving through anthemic moments like “Cascade,” “Church House,” and “White Tee.”
On the standout single “Ain’t He,” Phew, WHATUPRG, and Ty Brasel deliver a melodic celebration of gratitude and grace, capturing the joy of faith found in everyday triumphs. The project also features acts such as Lecrae, Forrest Frank, Torey D’Shaun, Anike, Aha Gazelle, and more.
“WU3 is my story in real time; the highs, the lows, and the moments God kept me when I didn’t even realize it. I wanted WU3 to sound like motivation you can ride to and live by. It’s faith in motion for the lost who’s still trying to get it right. I’m not preaching perfection, i’m showing progress and pushing unity. That’s what WU3 is about.” States 1k Phew.
1K Phew Returns With Third Installment Of ‘What’s Understood’ Series
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Anchored by the viral success of “Move It,” which helped Phew reach over 1 million monthly listeners across platforms, WU3 showcases his lyrical versatility and spiritual confidence, balancing 808-driven production with personal conviction. The result is a body of work that’s both sonically elevated and spiritually rooted; a soundtrack for believers who move with purpose.
Breakout artist Josiah Queen has just scored his first entry into the Billboard Hot 100 chart with his hit song, “Dusty Bibles”.
The Billboard Hot 100 tabulates the 100 best selling songs by week in the United States. With the entry of “Dusty Bibles”, there have been now five different Christian songs to enter the chart in 2025—Brandon Lake and Jelly Roll’s “Hard Fought Hallelujah” (number 40 in May), Forrest Frank’s “Your Way’s Better” (number 61 in May) and “Lemonade” (number 77 in August), Phil Wickham’s “What an Awesome God” (number 96 in October), and now Queen’s “Dusty Bibles”.
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Seeing a Christian song entering the Hot 100 is a marked occasion, but seeing five appear in a single year is even more uncommon. Not only is this the fifth song to enter the chart this year, it is also the fifth song to enter the chart this decade, as the last time a song has done so before this year was with Lauren Daigle’s multi-platinum “You Say” in 2019. Aside from songs this year, as well as excluding holiday singles, only nine other Christian songs have entered the Hot 100 chart.
In addition to entering the Billboard Hot 100, where the song is hitting number 92, “Dusty Bibles” is concurrently rising on Christian charts. On the Hot Christian Songs, it restores its previous peak of number 3. Meanwhile, the song increases in airplay audience, as it rises up to hit number 18 on the Christian Airplay chart.
Award-winning South African musician, producer, and songwriter TK Mabelane, known globally as Tikae Maestro, releases “Dwell” feat. Christian artist, Kingdmusic.
“Dwell” is the latest Amapiano/Afrobeat release from Tikae Maestro, inspired by Psalm 27:4. The song captures Tikae’s lifelong devotion to God’s presence, shaped by his upbringing as a pastor’s son who literally grew up in “the house of the Lord”.
Even after finding success in other arenas, including the corporate world, Tikae has never grown weary of returning to the dwelling place of God — both in the physical sanctuary and the deeper, spiritual posture of abiding in His presence. Dwell carries that hunger, combining rich spiritual depth with the rhythm and joy that define Tikae’s signature sound.
For Tikae Maestro, Dwell is more than a groove — it’s a mission. He believes that people don’t just need to read scripture, they need to sing scripture until it becomes a lived experience. By merging sacred truth with the pulse of Amapiano and Afrobeat, he’s reaching those who might never open a Bible but can still encounter God through music. In Dwell, Tikae invites listeners to dance their way into devotion & to discover that worship and rhythm can coexist beautifully, and that God’s presence can fill both the church pew and the dance floor.
For more than a decade, Mabelane has sustained national and international acclaim, shaping the sound of contemporary African worship through his work with the award-winning collective We Will Worship. As the group’s chief musical architect, he has been instrumental in crafting their genre defining sound contributing to multiple awards, starting with a Metro Fm Music Award in 2011 and culminating multiple South African Music Awards (SAMA) nominations and a SAMA win in 2019, South Africa’s most prestigious musical honour.
A visionary songwriter, arranger, and producer, Mabelane’s artistry bridges the sacred and the soulful. His solo debut, Tribe Rua Vol. 1 (2021), received global recognition, particularly for the track Desert Song, which was so well received that professors at Gordon College (Massachusetts) requested its sheet music to use as instructional material for music students. His songwriting credits include the hit “Sthandwa” for Idols South Africa finalist Thami Shobede, which peaked at #1 on iTunes South Africa, reached #8 on iTunes’ Top 100 World Songs, and remained on the charts for 28 weeks.
Now based in Boston, Mabelane serves as Worship Arts Director at Aletheia Church, where he pioneered Aletheia Music, grew the worship department, and launched the church’s first choir. He also served as Executive Producer for Son of Man (2025), Aletheia Music’s latest release, blending theological depth with world-class production. With collaborations spanning Loyiso Bala, Ntokozo Mbambo, Mmuso Worship, and Every Nation Music, Mabelane is increasingly recognized as a national treasure abroad, following in the footsteps of South African icons like Jonathan Butler — blending excellence, faith, and cross-cultural artistry.
Demonstrating his musical breadth and love for rhythm, TK is now venturing into Amapiano, South Africa’s most globally influential sound. His upcoming single, “Dwell,” features the illustrious Kingdmusic, one of South Africa’s fast-rising stars known for his soulful vocals and chart-topping collaborations within the global Christian music scene. Together, the two create a seamless fusion of groove, spirituality, and sonic mastery — expanding the boundaries of worship-infused music for a new generation.
TRIBL shares a new worship anthem titled “DIAMOND (I See The Glory)” from Maverick City Music. The recording features vocalists Jordin Sparks, Dante Bowe and Mara Justine.
Together, we raise our voices high, declaring the goodness of God’s, the unshakeable hope we have in Christ, and the sense of belonging we have in God’s Kingdom.-Mav City
Maverick City Music, Jordin Sparks, Dante Bowe & Mara Justine Partner On “DIAMOND (I See The Glory)”
