The song is a powerful declaration of hope, resilience, and triumph over adversity. It is an uplifting song that reminds us that no matter how dark the night, the dawn always comes.
Sharing on the message behind the song, “The Storm Is Over is more than just a melody; it is an anthem of victory. It is inspired by real-life struggles and the power of faith, the song reassures me that every trial, every hardship, and every tear will eventually fade away.”
The lyrics paint a vivid picture of endurance through life’s challenges, with the promise that brighter days lie ahead. It is Produced by Femi Sounds.
US-based, Nigerian gospel music minister extraordiniare, Adaora reverts with a spontaneous praise masterpiece titled, Waymaker’ recorded live in the United States.
The song portrays God as the only Divine being responsible for producing the impossible feats. He’s our Waymaker who does not neglect the yearnings of His children, hence He makes a way even in the most likely impossible situations.
This new masterpiece by Adaora stens to encourage anyone going through hurdles today, the sound is a testament that God surely will come through once we stick our faith in Him and His infallible words.
Recap His words in Isaiah 43:19, “Behold, I will do a new thing; now it shall spring forth; shall ye not know it? I will even make a way in the wilderness, and rivers in the desert.”
Nigerian-American artist Meltudvo presents a powerful gospel anthem, “Offering”, a heart-stirring call to surrender and devotion. With its uplifting melody and inspiring lyrics, this song will take you into a deeper place of worship and intimacy with God.
“OFFERING” is more than just a song; it’s a heartfelt act of worship. Inspired by the power of Thanksgiving and surrender, this track blends soul-stirring vocals, uplifting harmonies, and deep, worshipful lyrics to create an atmosphere of worship. Whether you’re in a moment of reflection or a season of breakthrough, “OFFERING” is a reminder that our greatest gift is a heart full of gratitude.
Stream “OFFERING” now on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, and all major platforms!
If “OFFERING” speaks to your spirit, share it with your church, worship team, and gospel-loving friends! Post your worship moments using #OfferingSong and tag @Meltudvo on social media to spread the message of gratitude and faith.
Let’s make “OFFERING” a global anthem of Thanksgiving!
Anike returns with a fresh take on “Jesus Muzik”— Lecrae’s groundbreaking 2006 track that solidified him as a pioneer in Christian Hip-Hop—called “Jesus Muzik II” featuring Reach Records’ 1K Phew and Queen Lee.
This exclusive single coincides with a few fresh, fun rap tracks inside a new project called “Anike (formerly Wande): The Rap Pack.” The pack includes “SEND THAT,” “AGAIN & AGAIN,” “MOVE,” “YAHWEH,” and “HEAVENLY.”
“Jesus Muzik II” pays homage to Anike and Lecrae’s roots in the South, specifically Texas, which is a rarity in Christian Hip-Hop. You’ll hear Texas-inspired chopped and screwed moments combined with a real Texas flow.
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Anike also launched an Instagram and TikTok “SEND THAT” open verse challenge, inviting fans to create their own version of the song with the audio in anticipation of the new single pack.
“Jesus Muzik is a classic that celebrates being unashamed of your faith in your music. Music is often the soundtrack to many of our lives. With Jesus Muzik II we continue to celebrate our love for Christ and being unashamed about our faith through music,” says Anike.
GRAMMY Award nominee and Stellar Award, Billboard Music Award ASCAP Rhythm & Soul Award, & ASCAP Rhythm & Soul Award winner, JJ Hairston & Youthful Praise are back with their new single, “Lifted Up” ft. Tamela Hairston. “Lifted Up” serves as a pre-Easter anthem celebrating the endless reign of our resurrected Lord & Savior, Jesus Christ.
Switch releases “Love Like This.” Inspired by Luke 12:27-28, the song reminds us that if God takes care of the lilies, He will certainly care for us. This contemplative pop track carries a message of hope, with a noticeable change in sound at the bridge that reflects the powerful realization that we’ve never known a love like His.
“Our single is a reflection on the relentless, unconditional love of God—how He meets us wherever we are and pursues us, not because of anything we’ve done, but simply because we are precious to Him,” said Estevez.
ELEVATION RHYTHM releases a new song, “Sing Of Your Love” with regular collaborator Joe L Barnes. This new anthem drops as the group departs on the Forrest Frank “Child of God Tour Part II” this weekend.
“Sing of Your Love” leans into a piano-laced chorus that recalls a mixture of Coldplay and Swedish House Mafia. Led by Barnes, the new song was penned by RHYTHM’s songwriter and producer Josh Holiday, Barnes, Steven Furtick, and go-to lyricist Mitch Wong.
Sing Of Your Love – Elevation Rhythm Feat. Joe L Barnes
“I think the picture I had in my mind while writing it was Calvary,” Holiday shares. “It’s Jesus on the cross. I think the greatest display of love we’ll ever see is what He did for us on the cross.”
RHYTHM has released a string of hits with 2024’s releases the death-to-life declaration “GOODBYE YESTERDAY” with Gracie Binion and the personal anthem “At the Altar” with Tiffany Hudson & Abbie Gamboa. Catch this dynamic group live this spring
Lucy Grimble releases her new single, “First Love.” Inspired by a spontaneous refrain that came during a worship night at her local church in South West England, the new song was then recorded live in her home with friends from the area. In fact, the importance of local community and place is core to the creation of this song and the project it announces.
“First Love” is about the heart of the gospel being a love story and brings listeners on a journey of being awakened to God’s love and responding to it with devotion and adoration. Grimble felt drawn back to contemplate the simplicity of Love and how transforming it is.
“This song is my simple attempt to capture the two way love story between God and us and to dwell for a few moments in the beauty of that relationship,” Grimble explained. Written alongside local duo Fieldlily, the single captures a sense of rootedness with its stripped-back feel, layered vocals, and folk undertones.
“Musically, the vocals are really key as this was written as a three-part harmony piece, something that again reflects that sense of interdependence and interrelationship.” “First Love” is a gentle invitation to discover, rediscover, or remember the simplicity of the gospel message: that God is love and is wholly motivated by love for his people. Grimble created a soundscape for people to receive and reflect God’s love back to him and to the world around them.
In their acclaimed career spanning nearly three decades, veteran hard rockers Disciple have recorded 13 studio albums, earned 18 #1 singles, and sold hundreds of thousands of records. Their music has been featured on ESPN’s NFL Live, WWE, Fox Sports, as well as in commercials for CBS’ CSI: Miami and Criminal Minds.They’ve received multiple Dove Awards and played thousands of shows worldwide, including a 2023 stint in 40 arenas on the Winter Jam Tour.
This year saw the band’s first Grammy nomination, receiving a nomination for Best Contemporary/Christian Performance Song of the Year for the track “Firm Foundation (He Won’t).” A career first for Disciple, who has been a mainstay in the heavy Christian music genre, this distinction adds to a list of accolades and pays homage to the duality Disciple has always reconciled in their music: a high-adrenaline rock sound with a worshipful, gospel-first heart.
Now, hot off the heels of this historical accolade, Disciple is back with the upcoming single “Resurrecting Reasons,” and video filmed in Nashville and directed by Joel Burris. The song/video features acclaimed Christian rockers Decyfer Down and premiered on Jesus Freak Hideout, ahead of the deluxe version of their 2023 album Skeleton Psalms, releasing April 25th. The deluxe album includes several unreleased singles, acoustic renditions, and studio mixes.
According to the band, “‘Resurrecting Reasons’ is a song born out of the discovery of God’s faithfulness in our darkest and most undeserving times. The song musically hearkens back to a vintage Disciple sound, delivering a more organic offering to our fans. For the deluxe edition we have sought out the talents of one of our favorite singers and longtime friend, TJ Harris from Decyfer Down as a featured vocalist.”
Skeleton Psalms was created in-house: produced by guitarist Josiah Prince at his studio The Ranch, written by Kevin Young, Andrew Stanton (guitar) and Josiah Prince, with drums from Joey West and additional backing vocal support from touring bassist Marco Pera.
For additional support on instrumentation, Mark “Traa” Daniels (P.O.D.) played bass. The band called on mix engineer Nick Rad (Skillet), mastering engineer Sam Moses (Tenth Avenue North) and the drum recording skills of Lester Estelle (Pillar, Kelly Clarkson) to round out the creative team. The album has spawned three #1 singles (“Executioner,” “Promise to Live” and “Bad Words”) and was a 2023 Dove Award nominee.
The veteran Christian rock band was originally formed by high school friends in Maryville, Tennessee in 1992. Just a teenager at the time, founder and frontman Kevin Young was inspired to follow in the footsteps of bands who shaped his own belief — acts like Petra, Stryper and Whitecross, Christian bands who were scandalizing listeners of the time even as secular acts like Pantera, Skid Row and Def Leppard easily ruled the mainstream airwaves.
“The Christian music scene was completely different back then,” Young recalls. “Most of what was played on the radio seemed tame in comparison to the influences of my childhood, particularly punk and hard rock. I wanted to write and sing music that sounded like my culture but that also carried a message and reflected my values.”
The result was Disciple, a name chosen initially as a simple placeholder to represent the band’s core mission to be followers of Jesus Christ in all things. That commitment drove them through early independent records and across the South, playing concerts as a three-piece band. By 1997, their dedication had landed them their first record deal. By 2001, they were releasing their third album and navigating the harrowing challenges of road life as their following grew.
Looking back on the band’s history, Young reflects, “It’s the call and the cost of being a disciple of Jesus: sometimes you’re going to have a lot, and sometimes you’re going to have a little. That doesn’t matter; we’re on a mission. I feel like that has been our life as a band.”
Currently, the band is a collective of musicians who have held the ferocious hard rock sound steady for over 10 years: Young on vocals, Josiah Prince on guitar, Andrew Stanton on guitar and Joey West on drums. The growth of their tightly knit musical cohesion is evident on their most recent album, Skeleton Psalms. From scorching riffs to thunderous drum fills to alternately melodic and searing vocals, Disciple is a band intimately familiar with their own toolkit while unafraid to push their own limits.
Every one of the longstanding members shares a sense of urgent calling that allows them to weather the storms of a changeable music landscape. In Disciple’s eyes, their mission of evangelism and hope eclipse any accolades that the band could earn. But their chronic drivenness prompted by adherence to the Gospel has consistently turned heads — and impacted lives.
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In 2020, the band launched a second musical project as an outlet for their impulse to worship, a band titled Honor & Glory. That band would ultimately secure their first career Grammy nomination for “Firm Foundation (He Won’t).”
But beyond those quantifiable milestones, Disciple’s music has made its deepest mark through resonance with listeners struggling with anxiety, depression, addiction, suicidality and self-harm. Their songs’ message of unconditional love meeting each of us at our most broken has inspired countless stories of lives saved and changed. Most recently, that has been evident through “Promise to Live,” which topped Christian rock radio charts for a staggering 16 weeks in a row.
“We all are in this world together, and are all in recovery together, from the trauma of this world and this life,” Young offers earnestly. “We’re not fighting alone. We’re fighting together. We make this promise to God and to each other: to not give up fighting. To not lose hope. To live for the most precious gift we have, which is life.”
That promise continues to galvanize the band well past the three-decade mark. Even with such storied staying power to their name, Disciple’s Kevin Young is quick to clarify the call that still lies before them.
With over 200k Spotify listeners, 250k followers across platforms, and 44 million and counting lifetime YouTube views, Disciple continues to show their relevance and profound impact on the heavy metal world. Stay tuned as Disciple releases content throughout 2025 alongside upcoming tour dates.
