According to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, soul is “music that arose out of the black experience in America through the transmutation of gospel and rhythm & blues into a form of funky testifying. For Nashville based Christian music duo JOINT HEIRS, their Gospel Soul style of music is just that.
Their matchless soulful sound of gospel has been captured in this highly anticipated collection of classic funk, bangin’ hip hop beats, and musically innovative sounds of old-school soul uniquely set apart by the uncompromising message of the hope, love and encouragement of Jesus Christ. Continue reading
Community watchmen George Zimmerman was found not guilty of second degree murder over the weekend, and people around the world have strong feelings about the verdict. 
For many, the July 4th weekend was a time of relaxation or catching up with family and friends. For Anthony Brown & group therAPy, however, this past weekend was one they’ll remember for the rest of their lives. 
The dynamic southern songstress Monica Lisa Stevenson released her LIVE IN ATLANTA project May 14. The release landed her at #14 on Billboard Top Gospel Chart and has netted a gospel radio hit “Right There”. Monica now has a new gospel radio single “Lead Me” that is quickly climbing the charts. 
Written By: Shaamora Harden
For the first time in their career, My Block/Columbia Records duo, WE tv stars Mary Mary will play in Australia this week. 
Stellar award nominated recording aggregation Bishop Larry D. Trotter & The Sweet Holy Spirit Combined Choir’s debut single “I Know A Man” from their long awaited forthcoming ninth album PRAISE REVISITED (Utopia Music Group) landed on Billboard’s Gospel New & Active Chart this week and is available on iTunes. 
Gospel Music’s Leading Man, Earnest Pugh, best known for his classic hits “Rain On Us” and “I Need Your Glory,” has added a new milestone to his long list of achievements as he continues his year long 20/15 Celebration (20 Years in ministry and 15 years in the music industry). 
Bishop Joseph W. Walker, III
Le’Andria Johnson was asked by Erica and Tina of Mary Mary to sing at their father’s memorial service. The ladies recently lost their father Eddie A. Atkins to cancer. 