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[Brian & Jenn Johnson To Release “After All These Years”]

[NEW YEAR, NEW MUSIC FROM POWERHOUSE VOCALIST EARNEST PUGH]
Sidewalk Prophets premiered their latest music video last night for their song “Impossible” with a little help from the Sidewalk Prophets Family, who helped promote the video across hundreds of social network profiles – reaching half a million people – in a coordinated effort. “Impossible,” the third single from Something Different, is currently Top 30 at BDS/Billboard and Mediabase AC-Indicator.
With his first new music since 2013, “American Idol” Top 10 finalist Chris Sligh releases a new CD today through iTunes. The 11-song electropop/worship project titled “Mighty Roar/Healing Flood,” features music written or co-written by Sligh, who also engineered, produced, mixed and mastered the album. Continue reading
Reba McEntire has never been one to “rest on her laurels” (Associated Press) and continues to prove that her strong work ethic couples well with passion as she prepares to release SING IT NOW: SONGS OF FAITH & HOPE on February 3, 2017 jointly through Nash Icon Records and Capitol Christian Music Group. Continue reading
GRAMMY-nominated and renowned worship leader Kari Jobe will release her third studio album titled The Garden on February 3, 2017. This album follows the highly acclaimed live project Majestic that produced the hit single “Forever” and “I Am Not Alone.” The Garden was written and recorded during a season of pain and loss for Jobe’s family. Continue reading

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(For the week of Nov. 29 – December 6th) Kirk Franklin’s album “Losing My Religion” came out 55 weeks ago, and is back on top thanks to Christmas orders and a recent Soul Train Award win. Tasha Cobbs is also benefiting from Christmas sales coming in at #2 after 66 weeks on the Gospel sales chart. New on the Gospel charts is the compilation album Gospel Pioneer Reunion featuring various legends in the industry. Continue reading