
Fred Hammond God, Love and Romance
Lead single, "I Feel Good" is infectious in its simplicity, serving to encourage those who are depressed or down. The pop-styled, worship song, "Amazing Love" is one of those monumental Fred Hammond hits, helped tremendously by his gift... Full review
Myron Butler Worship
"We Bless Your Name", an up-tempo praise song written by Nolan Williams, kicks off and sets the tone for the album. Following is "Bless The Lord", the single that has been impacting radio. It's a 10-minute track that is one of the standouts on the album and will be a staple for... Full review
Various Artists WOW Gospel 2012
It's a brand new year, meaning it's time to recap the hottest Gospel songs out there. Yes, WOW Gospel is back! The WOW Gospel compilation always offers an array of Gospel music's best from the previous year, displaying the eclectic nature of the Gospel genre as we know it today. We see contemporary.... Full review
Genita Pugh My Purpose
The project opens up with a smooth sound with "Can't Live", penned by R. Kelly. Pugh's heavy alto tone is complimented by the musical elements and flow of the song, which transitions to a reprise featuring the church favorite... Full review
James Fortune & FIYA Identity
One of the most reflective tracks is "What If", which addresses issues that many are facing and asks the hard questions that people find themselves having to answer. On "Forward", James Fortune & FIYA empower by cautioning the listeners to go forward and to not look back. It's an encouraging song... Full review
James "Kelly Fox" Davis and a Bunch of Friends The Best Gift
Inspired by the unforgettable Kirk Franklin Christmas project, The Best Gift features 12 tracks (9 original songs) and mixes up a storm of a celebration, bringing.... Full info (with audio)
Feature: Christmas Reviews

Christmas albums are here, and we've got the reviews. Check out recent Gospel offerings from last year, from the traditional to the contemporary, from choir to solo, from classic to new... Full review
Amber Bullock EP - Thank You
Amber Bullock topped a talented field of singers to win BET's 2011 Sunday Best crown. Bullock is the second artist to be released on Mathew Knowles' Music World Gospel label, under the Sunday Best franchise.... Full info (with audio)
William McDowell Arise
Music minister and worship leader William McDowell steps into his sophomore release on eOne Entertainment with a two-disc live recording, Arise: The Live Worship Experience. Featuring production from McDowell and Clay Bogan III, plus several guest vocal appearances... Full review
Andrae Crouch The Journey
On "Faith", the inimitable Kim Burrell teams with Take 6 for a rich tapestry of jazzed Gospel vocals. Contrasting is "All Around the World," a dance pop cut that brings in Chaka Khan on vocals, backed up by a stellar band that includes percussion from Sheila E.... Full review
Isaac Carree Uncommon Me
Isaac Carree debuts his solo project, Uncommon Me, on the Sovereign Agency label, with a host of established producers and song writers lacing every track with a fresh, urban, and relevant sound.... Full review
Jessica Reedy From The Heart
Radio hits "God Has Smiled On Me" and "Put It On The Altar" are no-miss standouts, the latter co-written by Jessica Reedy and both poignantly addressing situations common to us all and offering The Solution. Quartet mainstays The Soul Seekers lend a hand on "Still Here", written by... Full review
Group 1 Crew Outta Space Love
The group returns with Outta Space Love, a collection of electro pop/urban and techno. Their message is a little more subtle as they set out to reach a broader audience. This is evident by an appearance on... Full review
Dorinda Clark-Cole I Survived
The project opens up with an up-tempo track titled, "Holy One", which is filled with wonderful musical elements and transitions. It certainly grabs the listener and piques an interest to hear more... Full review
Donald Lawrence & Co. YRM: Your Righteous Mind
Donald Lawrence pays homage to his late musical mentor (Bishop Walter Hawkins) with the classic, "When the Battle Is Over" featuring McFarland and Dante Hall. Placements both musically and vocally are very well ... Full review
Charles Martin God's Son
Detroit-based Charles Martin has sung backup for artists that include Fred Hammond and Deitrick Haddon. Many know him as a member of Haddon's acclaimed Voices of Unity. With Mary's Son, Martin offers up his first solo album. The title is based... Full review
Ambassador Stop The Funeral
This new album will encourage many because a huge part of Christian Hip Hop has returned and he was returned with some bangers. His list of guests are people whom he probably would not have worked with pre-fall including: Canton Jones (Wow!), Mali Music, Jessica Reedy (of BET's Sunday Best) and Sean Simmonds. Then he has such guests as Shai Linne, J.A.Z. and DJ Wade-O. Ambassador always includes some... Full review
Dawkins & Dawkins From Now On
"I'm Just Sayin' is reminiscent of a funky 70's dance track with an updated sound laced with the message of the gospel. Then there's "He Said", which immediately catches the ear with the opening flow of the first verse. Other stand out tracks include... Full review
Lashun Pace Reborn
The project opens up with a heart-wrenching narration of Pace's personal testimony, declaring that she will sing the "song of the Lord" because she has been called to do so. She then transitions to "Something 2 Live 4", a mid-tempo track with a catchy phrase and infectious baseline and a... Full review
Earnest Pugh Earnestly Yours
The entire project is laced with crisp and colorful vocals. Pugh has a wonderful range, tone, and vocal styling and it is all exhibited on this album. There are ballads and slower paced songs such as "I Need Your Glory", "Thank You", and the classic hymn "Great Is Thy Faithfulness" that... Full review
Big Al Balancing Act
The album kicks off with "TBA" which ultimately states Big Al's purpose for the album. He quickly lets the listener know that this second act deals with the Kingdom business of resisting the enemy and staying true to your destiny. The production on this one won't disappoint either... Full review
Lowell Pye Finally
We've known for forever that Lowell Pye was a singer. From his days with John P. Kee and New Life to his days as a member of Men of Standard, Pye always showed us "I didn't come here to stand around and hold up the wall, I came to sing"... Full review
Kim Burrell The Love Album
The single "Sweeter" immediately captures the listener's ear with it's heavy baseline and smooth vibe. "Love's Holiday", originally recorded by Earth Wind & Fire, is marked by Burrell's wonderfully raspy deep tone, and is laced with perfectly placed background vocals... Full review
Demetrius West & Authority I Am A Worshipper
The album opens with "Receive Our Praise", penned by Jayson Clayborn. It's a great praise and worship tune that's bound to grab your attention, and... Full review
Gail Holmes I Receive Your Love
New artist Gail Holmes makes her Habakkuk Music debut with an eclectic mix of worship music that runs the gamut from praise ballads to, invigorating pop numbers and reflective worship cuts. The album, titled I Receive Your Love, is produced... Full review (with audio clips!)
Ricky Dillard & New G Keep Living
The project opens up with the album leading single, "God Is Great", an upbeat song proclaiming the goodness of God filled with those classic New G arrangements, modulations, and strong vocals...
Martha Munizzi Make It Loud
"Excellent" is certainly going to keep the party going as the infectious beat makes you want to give up and move all while proclaiming that the Earth is the Lord;s and then taking it 'old school' declaring, "How Excellent Is Your Name". Munizzi is known to bring some hot collaborations and she doesn't disappoint, welcoming William McDowell in on the churchy... Full review
Mark Arthur The Obligation
"Street Symphony" is a beautiful song with a simple syncopated beat (thanks to Fitzgerald), heightened by the strings. Michelle Bonilla helps to give this song a sure-fire pop feel to it. Anyone who has faced death in the family can identify with this song. The string solo... Full review
Mary Mary Something Big
If you feel like you are doing too much running, try "Walking", the album's lead hip-hop influenced single. It's fitting for this time. The lyrical content reminds you that in your everyday life, Jesus walks with you, and to take it one day at a time. In particular, "Sitting With Me" will speak to all... Full review
Kirk Franklin Hello Fear
The project title references the fact that we all deal with fears of various sorts, and that for Kirk Franklin, the time for turning and facing fears is now. The transparency is palpable. Joining Franklin on production is longtime collaborator and keys man, Shaun "Harold" Martin. Vocalists Isaac Carree, Anaysha Figueroa, Nikki Ross, Charmaine Swimpson and Eric Moore add their harmonies to... Full review
Gary Anglin I'm Healed
There's nothing like a traditional hymn, and an artist that can bring something new to it while respecting the original content is a plus. Anglin brings a very soulful and laid-back groove to, "It Is Well", while incorporating the original melody of the song towards the end. "I'm Healed" is the title track of the project, penned by... Full review
Mississippi Mass Choir Then Sings My Soul
For decades the Mississippi Mass Choir has provided wonderful traditional gospel music that has been sung in churches across the nation. Everyone's favorite choir is back with a new project entitled Then Sings My Soul. This two-disc project has 18 songs in total and... Full review
UAB Gospel Choir Mirrors
Under the direction of the award winning Minister Kevin P. Turner, this choir, featuring over 100 voices, has released their newest project, Mirrors.
The choir kicks off the album with "Great Is Thy Faithfulness", an upbeat rendition of the classic hymn. The arrangement puts you in the mind set of classic choir music and makes a smooth transition into, "Turn Your Situation Around". The tile track is guaranteed ... Full review
John P. Kee The Legacy Project
In paying homage to his traditional roots, John P. Kee maintains his authentic connection to the contemporary groove. Check out "You've Been So Good". This mid-tempo track features soul crooner Anthony Hamilton creating another dream vocal tandem. Zacardi Cortez lends his passionate vocals ... Full review
Deitrick Haddon Church on the Moon
Musically, Haddon goes old school with the Motown-tinged "Touch Me", which will quickly become a favorite, as will the pop-influenced "Save Somebody", featuring Damita Haddon. Guest appearances continue as Milliyon adds his hip-hop flair ... Full review
The Rance Allen Group The Live Experience II
The Live Experience II is chock full of ballads, mid-tempo, and up-tempo numbers. Songs such as "Livin' For Jesus" (featuring Shirley Caesar), "It's Your Time" (featuring Vanessa Bell Armstrong), "Love Train", and "Feel Like Going On" provide those legendary bluesy chords and rhythmic drives that will have heads bobbing and fingers snapping... Full review
Various Artists WOW Gospel 2011
The 2011 set brings out songs such as "Hide Me" by Kirk Franklin, "Just Love" by Brian Courtney Wilson, and "Everywhere That I Go" by Israel Houghton, all of which were songs that, while not leading singles, stood out on their respective albums. See full review
Greater Mount Calvary Recording Choir Live
Lovers of worship music will want to check out the powerful "We Worship Your Name" and "Daily I Shall Worship Thee". Andrea Dumas lends her lead vocals to "Christ Did It All", another sure-fire hit. This song is another great example of the strength of... Full review
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Christmas albums are here, and we've got the reviews. Check out the season's Gospel offerings, from the traditional to the contemporary, from choir to solo, from classic to new... Full review
Applejaxx Jesus High
Applejaxx continues to bring some freshness to the industry. Back with an EP titled Jesus High, the emcee features clever word play along with some straight-forward rhyming. Production is handled... Full review
Tasha Cobbs Smile
As the album continues to unfold, the beauty of the live recording shines through as the listener is taken on a continuous worship flow. "Without You" leaves you in reflection as it asks the question, "Where would you be... Full review
Trip Lee Between Two Worlds
"Invasion (Hero)" is just impressive all around. Featuring the lovely vocals of Jai, who gives the song a great pop appeal, the production of Soundbreaker Musik and Joseph Prielozny is crisp and on point. The video for this one is professional and up to par with the ... Full review
Young Joshua Thinking Out Loud
Young Joshua brings an urban ministry that will go well with those who love Hip Hop topped off with gritty bangers along with some more mellowed cuts. It's a well-rounded release. "Well Done" is a feel good mid-tempo jam with a ... Full review
Conrad Miller My Journey
From start to finish, the album remains true to the classic R&B/gospel feel of years gone by that is rarely heard in today’s music. Relying on basic harmonies and simple musical arrangements, Conrad Miller places emphasis on his core message... Full review
Various Artists Something On The Inside
We present to you a collection of songs by some of today's hottest artists (Ledisi, Faith Evans, R. Kelly, Angie Stone) and a reminder that while man looks on the outward appearance, that God looks on the heart. He looks for Something on the Inside... Full review
Brittney Wright The Beginning
On "So What", Brittney Wright takes the attitude of a radical Christian, reminding God's chosen that being a believer is one of the best decisions in life you can make. The groove continues into "Clap Your Hands" a joyful and smooth song with punching lyrics and positive confessions of victory, freedom, and liberty. Wright then continues to flow and gives her spin on the... Full review
Mr. Coldstone The Unseen
We're creatures of habit and yes, even in the church. So when people bring something fresh to the table, it can sometimes throw us off. With "The Creamery", Mr. Coldstone brings a different feel to the scripture (from Psalm 34:8): "taste and see that the Lord is good". Give this song... Full review
Brian Reeves & Heart After God Awakening
"Remind Me" reflects the trend of many gospel recordings right now, being a wonderful blend of contemporary Christian-styled lyrics and musical arrangements fused with bluesy chords and transitions. "I Choose You" features a simple musical arrangement, featuring... Full review
Tye Tribbett Fresh
Tye Tribbett willingly takes musical chances that work for him. From the futuristic title cut to the highly pop driven "All For You", Tribbett's calculated chances work and are guaranteed to garner a new audience. While many will notice the musical differences, don't lose sight of perhaps the ... Full review
Brian Courtney Wilson Just Love, Deluxe Edition
Just Love Deluxe Edition includes the entire 14 songs on the original album, plus five brand new ones: "Awesome God," "The Word," "Monday's Pain," "The Only Way," and the seasonal favourite "This Christmas". Produced by the veteran Stan Jones, the music highlights Wilson's vocal...
Evelyn Turrentine-Agee There's Gonna Be A Meeting
There's Gonna Be a Meeting offers something for everybody as we get a taste of the blues on, "Yes He Can". Then on the churchy and upbeat "Fresh Anointing", the vamp sends God's anointing into the place of worship. True to the album title, the fully old-school... Full review (with audio clips!)
Sean Slaughter Prototype
Sean Slaughter is a veteran in his genre, constantly keeping his ear to the street for current hotness, evidenced by the relevance and focus on the jam "Log In". Then insert, "The Light" and you get a total bragging on Christ and how His "light" brings the greatest... Full review
Jonathan Nelson Better Days
"I Am Your Song" is a gorgeous ballad of beauty and wonderfully written to say the least. The Nashville String Machine weave their melodic and engaging sounds fittingly as the group sings the lyrics, "orchestrate your symphony through me". This one will be sung by praise teams and choirs throughout the country. The worship medley is packed with some heavy material such... Full review
Beverly Crawford Live from Los Angeles, Vol. 2
The lead single "It's About Time For a Miracle" sets the tone for a fantastic music experience, as the song takes you straight to Sunday morning church. It's an infectious number worthy of multiple spins on your iPod. Crawford keeps the energetic church vibe going... Full review
David Adesokan Thirsty
The album begins with the Caribbean sounds of "Hallelujah", an appropriate and tone-setting way to start this musical journey. Following is "Been So Good", and "More of You", both of which are geared to intimate prayer and praise and worship... Full review (with audio clips!)
Chris Byrd Vessel
Diversity quickly appears as Byrd teams with Rufus Nelson for the quartet ballad-driven title track. Without question, Byrd's musical journey has made him most comfortable in the role of worship leader. Regardless of the... Full review
Kirk Whalum The Gospel According to Jazz: Chapter III
To no one's surprise, the album features a great deal of musical richness and diversity. "Africa Jesus Africa" celebrates fans and friends on the continent of Africa. The song is a phenomenal melting pot as it fuses African vocal arrangements with funk and jazz instrumentals. This is a definitive keeper. Add 16 bars... Full review
Israel Houghton Love People, Love God
Recorded in the historic Abbey Road Studios in London, England the project must be taken in its entirety to be fully appreciated. Hits abound, but in context of the flow of the entire set, the songs become... Full review
William McDowell As We Worship - Live
There is nothing like pure worship. Get ready to experience worship that takes you to a place where you leave your surroundings and brings you right into the presence of God. Worship leader William McDowell takes you right to that place... Full review
VaShawn Mitchell Triumphant
From the first note of the release, it's easy to see that VaShawn Mitchell's sound and writing are coming from a different place. As the album title clearly describes, the theme of the album is victory. That victory has produced a new sound that is a deft fusion of pop, rock, and gospel, a departure... Full review
Lucinda Moore Blessed, Broken and Given
Lucinda Moore smoothly transitions from being in front of the microphone to the captain of the ship, writing the liner notes and penning some of the material found on the project. The album immediately shifts into high gear with the opening combination... Full review
Jonathan Butler So Strong
Jonathan Butler handles the production for the lion's share of this release, fusing original pieces with several classics. The album's title cut reflects on the power of strong, sustainable love. Infectious in nature, this track gets both an Urban AC mix and a Steppers mix. Angie Stone lends her vocals to the slow ... Full review
Kevin Herrin Unbelievable
Kevin Herrin has a very soulful voice that goes well with his selection of material, which includes a few inspirational songs and some rock-tinged cuts. He also delivers some songs that will be sure to start services for churches such as "Blessings and Honor" which includes some congregational participational elements. The small ensemble approach ... Full review
Pastor Jasper Williams, Jr. Landmark
Pastor Williams takes not only the lead on the main tracks, but also arranges the majority of them. In a family affair, his son Dr. Joseph L. Williams joins him on "Testimony" and "Until He Saved Me", two personal songs that talk about the goodness of God and the story behind all the "glory". Get ready for... Full review
Eddie Ruth Bradford Jesus Is Coming Back
All the songs included on this project (with the exception of two), are hymns that the generation before us would indulge in. The arrangements and vocals encourage meditation and self-reflection, taking you to the foundation of your relationship with Christ. Production and background vocals were ... Full review
Washington Projects Light Up the Dark
The group inspires and encourages with such songs as "You Are Beautiful", which reminds ladies that they are made to look a certain way because of God's design. Jekob shows his talent and ear for good music, providing a good pop landscape on this one. Insert "Go", where Jekob and Rachael ... Full review
Benita Washington The Word Remains
On Benita Washington's junior project, The Word Remains, from Shanachie Records, the former Gospel Dream winner and Soul Train Lady of Soul award nominee steps out with an invigorating 11-song project featuring production from Daniel Weatherspoon and musical director Virgil Straford. Starting with the very funky opening title... Full review with audio clips
DeWayne Woods & When Singers Meet My Life's Lyric
DeWayne Woods stretches his musical horizons on this album in rich and authentic ways. Don't sleep on the infectious CCM stylings of "Sovereignly Reign". Produced by Lindsey, this track has 'hit' written all over it and showcases another side of the artist. The contemporary/pop feel of the track is not far-fetched for Woods conceptually...
Juanita Bynum Soul Cry (Oh, Oh, Oh) EP
This is the first of a three-tier project that will culminate in the release of her highly-anticipated CD/DVD project, The Diary Of Juanita Bynum II, slated for release in early 2011. "The song 'Soul Cry' was not a song that was written with pad and pen," says Bynum. "The night it came out...
La Familia Muzik Greetings Earthlings
La Familia Muzik is a group of artists out of Florida from different church denominations that have put aside their minor differences in doctrine to create an musical aggregation ready to reach the masses. Consisting of rappers SYD, G-86 and Foolish along with ... Full review
forever Jones Get Ready
The album is peppered throughout with praise choruses with a modern touch. But by all means, don't write this off as just something for the young folk. "Bless the Lord" will wake up any wooden floored storefront church and all the mothers who took a nap during the youth... Full review
Adrianne Archie HSMS
Adrianne Archie spreads her wings and breaks her own mold, breathing her soulful vocals over a techno/dance track titled, "All I Need Love". Even further away from her familiar neo-soul roots is the... Full review
Half Mile Home Change My Lyfe
"Anything" is a New Jack Swing number that brings a subtle syncopated beat while the ballad "Even" is soothing as the guys sing of their gratitude for God's mercy and love in the midst of their mistakes. The title track speaks of total desperation for God to change the lives... Full review
Meaghan Williams Bless You God
The album begins with "Drumline" that quickly catches your attention and prepares you for "We Praise", which brings to mind Miriam in the book of Exodus who led a song of praise as the Israelites passed through the Red Sea. Coincidentally, Williams encourages listeners through their own Red Sea experience with the hot... Full review
Rhema Soul Fingerprints
The lead single "Boom Box" is just the way to go for with its hard-hitting beat and dope lyrics that are Christ-centered, but is not overtly preachy. "Blow Your Whistle" cuts hard lyrically as the emcees examine themselves... Full review
Myron Butler & Levi Revealed
Lead single and title track "Revealed" is a pulsating jam that deserves continuous play for a while. There are plenty of songs to inspire and encourage with such songs as the mid tempo, "I Choose to Believe" and the... Full review
BOOK: British Black Gospel
Author Steve Alexandra Smith's ten-year labour of love has given the world an insight into an arena that has never been documented on this scale before. There are descriptions of how in the early years, the church did not like or want gospel music to leave the... Full review
Marvin Sapp Here I Am
With all of the pieces in place, Sapp and his team create a new body of work that stands on its own as the next step his career. The most notable difference this time out is the lyrical direction, as Here I Am places greater focus... Full review
R. Swift Anthem
On this release, R Swift is still delivering gritty rhymes, songs for those on the "block", banging beats, and thought provoking lyrics. Production is handled mostly by Israel and Marv 4 Mo Beats with additional production from... Full review
James Fortune & FIYA Encore
His newest offering, Encore, on the Black Smoke Music / World Wide Gospel label features a guest list of artists that include Kierra "Kiki" Sheard, J. Drew Sheard, Isaac Caree, Canton Jones and Erica Cumbo. Production is ably handled... Full review
Various Artists WOW Gospel 2010
WOW Gospel has been a staple of the Gospel compilation circuit for so long now, it's easy to under appreciate its strength. With the 2010 version as strong as ever, fans will be flocking to this 2-disc set. See full review
The Mighty Clouds of Joy At The Revival
Joe Ligon sets the pace with "Stop to Praise God", with an in your face reminder that "every day is a good day to stop and praise the Lord".
Quartet fans can get their tambourines, hand claps and foots stomps ready for "I'll Be Up There", and be prepared ... Full review
Eric Cross The Signature
Nod your head to "Take Up Your Cross" and enjoy C Moe totally wreck his verse. E. Cross offers a verse a cappella, challenging us to really get into "the game". Fellow emcees K Drama, Brinson, and Unique offer their two cents on "Die Slow", but do not... Full review
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Christmas albums are here, and we've got the reviews. Check out the season's Gospel offerings, from the traditional to the contemporary. And be sure to keep checking back as more are added.... Full review
B. Reith Now Is Not Forever
There is so much to enjoy about B. Reith. In a live setting, he always kills with "Mess", a mid-tempo acoustic soul ditty that flows in the Jason Mraz realm. B. Reith smoothly raps and sings of falling into sin and trying to find a way out. Oh, this one is sharp and on... Full review
Mali Music Second Coming
The midtempo smooth, "Broken Spirit" is just a glimpse into the heart of Mali and how he is being honest about things he is going to, but yet acknowledging what God wants from His children. "Conqueror" is just a phenomenal song with an almost marching military beat. He serves to encourage... Full review
Various Artists Fire In My Bones
In this three-disc compilation, you'll find a retrospective of raw, rare and other worldly African-American Gospel over a span of 60 years (so says the cover). In its essence, this gem captures the bare bones heart and soul of gospel music, minus studio enhancements and overdubs. Lovingly assembled by music aficionado Mike McGonigal, the contributors to this project make up... Full review
Michael McDonald This Christmas
New music on the album includes "That's What Christmas Means To Me", which features the incomparable Tommy Sims, who handles rhythm and horn arrangements and plays bass and guitars. The combo of Sims and Michael McDonald makes for a very soulful... Full review
Victoria Adexa The Prologue
The strongest cut is "Time to Pray", a ballad with encouraging lyrics and the important message of finding time to pray and building on a relationship with God. As the opening track, it's pleasing to the ear with its strong piano base courtesy of Luke Smith. (The song is also found on the soundtrack for the Christian movie Saving God released in the fall of 2008. The single was included on the album after... Full review
Shirley Caesar A City Called Heaven
Shirley Caesar's traditional flair continues with the infectious "Been So Good" and the creative "Get Light For The Flight". She also offers up a few intriguing covers. "Can't Even Walk (Without Him Holding My Hand)", recorded by The Sensational Nightingales and Darrell McFadden & The Disciples, gets a worthy cover from Caesar, whose passion brings even greater life... Full review
Various Artists Gotta Have Gospel! Christmas
Check out the African-tinged "Oh Come All Ye Faithful" from Mary Mary, which is the album's most recent submission. The infectious offering is sure to make you get up and take your hand at your best African dance. Fred Hammond's rendition of "Go Tell It On The Mountain" is another classic that immediately brings... Full review
Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir Declare Your Name
Carol Cymbala picks two powerful worship leaders, musicians and singers to help breathe life into their songs. Israel Houghton and Jonathan Butler pack a "1 - 2" punch, leading "I'll Sing of Your Love" and the boisterous "It All Belongs to You", respectively. Onaje Jefferson lends his soulful vocals .. Full review
Charles McPhatter Life Songs
"Trouble Don't Last" is an up-beat gem where Charles McPhatter and vocalist Kristen Mitchell shine together. "Never Gave Up On Me" and "There I Find You" are arguably two of the best songs on the album. McPhatter's tenor vocals shimmer... Full review
RiZen Free
From start to finish, uptempo to ballad, Fred Hammond masterfully and creatively shares the unchanging nature and character of God. From the energetic "Awesome God" to the mid-tempo groove of "Find No Fault", Hammond presents characteristics of God in a musically accessible manner that...
Byron Cage Faithful To Believe
One of the album's most memorable moments is found on "Lord You Are Everything", featuring Karen Clark-Sheard and Pastor Marvin Winans. As exciting as this vocal partnership sounds, it exceeds the billing. All historians will want... Full review
James Roberson Everybody Dance!
Right off the bat, the lead single and title track gets you going with its beat-heavy groove and choir support. James Roberson is up front, exhorting and telling everybody that "it's alright to dance in Jesus' name". The choir breaks into their respective parts as the song winds... Full review
Tarralyn Ramsey Beyond The Darkness
"I'll Take Your Trouble" is an acoustic ballad which serves as a song of encouragement and assurance that things that trouble people do not weigh down the Lord.
Tarralyn Ramsey then belts out some serious notes during "God Emmanuel", while gets things... Full review
Claude Deuce Young Elder
Creativity is one of Deuce's definitive trademarks as he finds crafty and clever ways to share biblical truths. "Got That Stuff" and its deserving remix use the euphemism "That Stuff" to represent God's Favor, while "Holy Ghost Gyrl" speaks to the appeal... Full review
Vanessa Bell Armstrong The Experience
Arguably the most piece also serves as the album's lone vocal collaboration, as Rance Allen assists in revisiting Armstrong's 80's smash, "You Bring Out the Best In Me". Indeed, this vocal duo elicit... Full review
BeBe & CeCe Winans Still
For all of the power of the production and vocal collaborations, nothing outshines the pure integrity of this duo's musical gifting and continued lyrical relevance. Having never felt confined to having to "define" their music, the duo continues their tradition of presenting the gospel in a palatable and accessible way that has an unmistakable... Full review (with audio clips)
Laird Sillimon The One God
With anticipation, Laird Sillimon and his ensemble Covenant release their newest effort titled The One God. The 11-track studio project presents the Sunday morning experience in a balanced package that highlights both the traditional and contemporary expressions of ... Full review (with audio clips)
Ted Winn Balance
Eleven tracks strong, this offering showcases another level of Ted Winn's musical depth; he pens ten songs on the project, adding his production hand as well. He also brings in production assistance from some of the industry's most exciting live producers. Daniel Moore II, whose production... Full review (with audio clips)
Ryan Carty Journey to Purpose
Ryan Carty is about to redefine British Gospel music with his distinctive neo-soul sound. Carty's polished debut album, Journey to Purpose, is an amazing collection of songs from the London newcomer. The album does exactly what its title says and that is, take you on a journey. Carty's voice is mature and sounds... Full review
Fred Hammond Love Unstoppable
From start to finish, uptempo to ballad, Fred Hammond masterfully and creatively shares the unchanging nature and character of God. From the energetic "Awesome God" to the mid-tempo groove of "Find No Fault", Hammond presents characteristics of God in a musically accessible manner that...
Kierra Sheard Kiki's Mixtape
Speaking of fun, "Wave Your Banner" gets a "Monstamix" revision and this already potent song becomes even more so, courtesy of its high-energy dance track. Note to mainstream radio: Stop trippin' and play this song... Full review
Karima Kibble Just Karima
With Just Karima, she has ventured out on her own for the time being, offering up an urban pop offering with help on the production tip from Rodney East, Kyle Lovett, Styles Fuego, plus a song contribution from... Full review (with audio clips)
Nicole "Faithful" Franklin Taking It Back
After getting your mind right, Nicole Franklin hits again with "Purpose and Destiny", a song that is truly awesome in message. When things seem low, this song reminds the listener of their identity in God and His plan for their lives. Fans of artists such as... Full review
Mr. Del Thrilla
Mr. Del brings some techno/urban heat on "Step Forward" and brings the hard core element to "Panic Room", featuring the Holy South fam. Impressive would be a word to describe "Don’t Do It", a slowed-down gem with a sample from a ... Full review
Phillip Carter & SOV Songs From The Storm
SOV shines on the traditional "Put Your Trust" while the lead singer ad libs, doing her share of squalls. "Great Day" is nicely sung by both Carter and choir. The lyrics take their cue from Psalms 118:24. The jubilation continues with ... Full review
JJ Hairston & Youthful Praise Resting On His Promise

JJ Hairston continues several longtime partnerships on this album. Bishop Eric McDaniel joins Hairston on the album's title track, a song that reminds all to rely on God's promises even in the face of economic...
Jade Harrell Class Reject
If you love to dance and you dig the techno/pop songs, then lend your ear and your dancing shoes to songs like, "Into The Music" featuring Bonafide (of GRITS) and lead single, "Me and My Radio". Just when Jade Harrell might have been looked ... Full review
J. Moss V3... Just James
J Moss writes or co-writes every song on the album and allows each track to recount each step during his journey of restoration. The album's lead radio single "Restored" showcases the forgiveness and love of God and encapsulates the process of restoration. Throughout the album, Moss offers ad libs that are as honest and revealing as his lyrics relative to his...
Various Artists Arrow Records Presents: It’s Official: Hip Hop Remixed
Hosted by DJ Sean Blue, the album features some new artists and some familiar artists (most notably Deleon and Canton Jones). Jones provides a facelift to "Living Clean" and "Kingdom Business" which should whet... Full review
Willie Will Rhyme and Reason
Although Willie Will is calling for people to be serious about their relationship with God, he still takes time to reach out to sinners about His love. With "Turn It Around", he assures unbelievers that while they are alive, there is hope if they give their life to Christ... Full review
Sheri Jones-Moffett Renewed
From the onset of the album, it becomes quickly evident that she's charting her own musical course, choosing to express her talent in mediums we've yet to see. Whether it's the rock infused "Free Indeed" or the 70s, Shaft-like title cut, the former... Full review
Ken Reynolds One World/One God
Worship leader Ken Reynolds is back with One World/One God, a release that features a diverse array of songs geared for the church and representing a range of cultures. As a pastor himself, Reynolds knows a thing or two about leading a congregation in praise. Pulling choral contributions from.. Full review
D-M.A.U.B. Urban Legend
Still wondering why this emcee calls himself an "Urban Legend"? He explains more on the title track, bringing a little swagger of being made by God, raised by the streets and saved by Christ. "F.R.E.S.H." (Forever Representing Eternally Staying Holy), produced by... Full review
iNDIGO The iNDI1st Project...Breakthrough
The interesting thing about this artist is her ability to seamlessly transition from a groove to a praise. At one moment you are grooving, then shouting "AMEN!" in agreement while listening to "Saved and Fly". The next minute you... Full review
Earnest Pugh Live, Rain On Us
This live session brings an anointed experience of prayer, praise, worship, and prophetic impartation that brings the church right into your home.
The album begins with an introduction from Bishop Lester Love, who prepares the precipitation of.. Full review
Da' T.R.U.T.H. The Big Picture
Da' T.R.U.T.H. builds the project from the theme of The Big Picture, dealing with subject matter from creation and the larger universal picture to its application to each individual. He plays a major role in bringing this vision to reality penning all of... Full review
Darnell Davis & The Remnant No Compromise
Thirteen tracks strong, the album is foundationally built on strong vocals, solid writing, and musical arrangements, all steeped in excellence. Darnell Davis, an avid songwriter, penned nearly all of the tracks on the project, and partnered with longtime... Full review
Eddie Ruth Bradford Reflections
Eddie Ruth Bradford hands you a hefty plate of southern soul with her rendition of "Leak in This Old Building" that truly does the song justice. Bradford's big alto voice makes you realize how people were... Full review (with audio clips)
Coko The Winner In Me
The album is filled with star power and dream collaborations at that. Coko joins forces with Kelly Price on the female anthem "Oh Mary", a duet that lives up to the imagined vocal expectations. The two expertly trade vocals and forge a... Full review
Various Artists Hip Hope 2009
Gotee's Hip Hope CD's have become a fixture over the years. With Hip Hope 2009, DJ Maj serves as A&R Director; give him credit for assembling a great cast of artists. The subject of the songs range from serious (self-mutilation) to the fun... Full review
Vicki Yohe Reveal Your Glory: Live From the Cathedral
The album, in trademark Vicki Yohe fashion, is chock full of genuine and memorable moments. She teams with Anthony Evans on "One Moment", creating a nearly 10 minute presentation that is timeless. This song is indicative of the vibe of the album, which frequently trades traditional time limits in favor of the.... Full review (with audio clips)
Bishop Eddie Long and Friends The Kingdom, Vol. 1, Featuring GW's
Tye Tribbett guests on "Down with the King", a song with a retro-Hip Hop vibe. Tribbett does his best to recall the vibe of Slick Rick and other storytellers of the 80's and 90 to help accent this banger. On, "God Has Brought Has Through", the GW's continue the.... Full review
Free Chapel featuring Ricardo Sanchez Power of the Cross, Live at Free Chapel
"Broken the Chains" is a song that will frequent the play lists of praise bands and will be the signature theme of youth camps everywhere, with its driving guitar and great freedom-focused lyrics. And you can never go wrong with a "Oh oo whoa oh" chorus... Full review
Bishop Larry D. Trotter & Sweet Holy Spirit Combined Choirs I Still Believe
After a four-year recording hiatus that saw Bishop Larry D. Trotter endure a near Job-like experience, he and his choir return with their seventh and most powerful album I Still Believe. Fifteen tracks strong, Trotter and Sweet Holy Spirit present an album full of encouragement and empowerment designed to strength the faith of the listener during challenging seasons.... Full review
Danny Eason & Abundant Life Montreal Endurance
There's no shortage of head-nodding jams on this effort. From the album's leadoff cut "Good Time" to "Bless His Name", Danny Eason and Abundant Life keep the party moving with high octane praise jams. The infectious "Don't Give Up" may seem familiar, as it was first.... Full review
Rev. Timothy Wright
The 18-tracks include some of his time-honored classics and our favorite gospel choir selections, such as "Who's On The Lord's Side," with the Timothy Wright Concert Choir which reached #3 on the Billboard Top Gospel Chart, the matter-of-fact "Trouble Don't Last Always," and the.... Full review
George Huff
From the first note of this effort, it becomes abundantly clear that George Huff has a new vocal confidence and command in his presentation. Grasping a more assertive posture, Huff has found his voice and sings with a newfound authority. Producer Aaron Lindsey's influence shines on.... Full review
Braille Cloud Nineteen
Braille breaks it down real heavy on "From the Pulpit", letting rappers now that they are all preachers whether they are preaching the wrong thing or the Truth of the Word. He also speaks to believers, encouraging them to pray and encourage pastors, but not to.... Full review
Greg O'Quin & iPraise After The Storm
An enduring strength of Greg O'Quin's writing and presentation is his ability to pierce the heart with a relevant ballad. Once again, O'Quin delivers, this time with the touching "Convinced", "Breakthru", and "Survivor", which is the next chapter to O'Quin's lasting hit "I Told The Storm". Urban worship is...
Yunek Exodus: Three Seventeen
It's a special moment to find a female vocalist who can successfully balance singing, rapping, and effective songwriting into a solid presentation. Yunek does it all. A gifted vocalist and songwriter, she willingly shares her story in her debut project titled Exodus: Three Seventeen... Full review (with audio clips)
Lisa McClendon Reality
Known for a "behind the curtain" perspective in her songwriting, McClendon delivers a home run, combining relevance with accessibility in both her approach and presentation. From the empowering "ImmaBeMe" to "Who I Am", McClendon encourages all to find comfort in the beauty of their individual creation. "Thank You" is a mid-summer groove that.... Full review
Various Artists Songs 4 Worship: Soul
Peabo Bryson, Regina Belle, and Freddie Jackson each have the honor of singing two selections on this project. Bryson does a stellar job with his cover of the Darlene Zschech classic "Shout To The Lord". Meanwhile, Belle, no stranger to the gospel genre, sinks her teeth into "Grateful", originally performed by Hezekiah Walker and LFC.... Full review
The Supreme Angels Reloaded
The Supreme Angels' version of "What's The Matter with Jesus" offers a nice zest to the former versions we've become accustomed to. Again, Maurice Robinson's warm vocals take center stage on lead but the remaining Angels voices provide a cheery undercurrent to bring the selection home.... Full review
Kim Burrell No Ways Tired
As one can imagine, a traditional hymn travelling through the Kim Burrell zip code is an event of seismic proportions. Consequently, Burrell adds all sorts of color and life to several classic hymns including "What A Friend We Have In Jesus", the jazzy "Just As I Am", and the infectious "My Faith Looks Up To Thee". In addition to hymns, Burrell masterfully covers other musical classics such as... Full review (with audio clips)
Dorothy Norwood 50 Years: It's Been Worth It All
The 13-selection project includes original material by Dorothy Norwood but also some of her classic tunes also, such as "Victory Is Mine." On this current offering, Norwood linked up with the incomparable Ricky Dillard and New Generation.... Full review
God's Image
Well written and expertly presented, this track is a definite keeper. Check out other contagious tracks like "I Promise" and "Get Up".
Vocal excellence is another strong element of this effort. Check out the a capella "Thank You", which showcases the clear and air-tight harmonies... Full review
Smokie Norful Live
For those who especially appreciate Smokie Norful accompanied simply by piano, "Dear God" is just the song. It could be considered a thematic and musical companion piece to his hit,"I Need You Now", as he prayerfully puts the emphasis on the need for His guidance...
Donnie McClurkin We All Are One (Live in Detroit)
This effort has no shortage of impressive vocalists lending their gifts. Karen Clark-Sheard partners with Donnie McClurkin on the powerful and moving lead radio single "Wait On The Lord". The mid-tempo track "When You Love" sees the all-star combination of. ... Full review
Creflo Dollar Presents.... Heart of God: CHANGE
You could call Heart of God, CHANGE a showcase of the diversity and the depth of artistry that rest under the auspices of Creflo Dollar's Arrow Records. Featuring numerous artists who deliver their praise in various styles, the project...
Israel Houghton The Power Of One
An avid songwriter, producer, and instrumentalist, Israel Houghton demonstrates each of these gifts throughout the project, penning or co-writing nearly every song. While New Breed stands aside for the time being, Houghton still features familiar talents and colleagues to give the album a familiar yet fresh feel. Longtime music director Aaron Lindsay lends his talents, co-writing five of the. ... Full review
Various Artists Songs 4 Worship: Gospel - Friend of God
The Songs 4 Worship series from Time Life has been a staple for years, providing fans with a handy means of bringing their favorite worship songs together. Now with Songs 4 Worship: Gospel: Friend of God, the series expands to deliver a set of some of the most beloved vertically-directed music from the Gospel world. ... Full review
Various Artists CompassionArt
High energy is a good phrase to describe "Shout Praise" featuring Israel Houghton, Darlene Zschech and the Lakewood Church Choir. The Lakewood choir also provide backing vocals on the Martin Smith and CeCe Winans' led, "Fill My Cup", a midtempo composition ... Full review
Kerry Norton The Promises Will Come To Pass
Beginning with "Lord I Lift Your Name on High", with its blend of saxophone and vocal motifs from the background singers, to the original "Favorite Child of God", highlighted by Kerry Norton's warm tenor vocals, the vibe is uplifting ... Full review (with audio clips)
James Ingram Stand (In The Light)
From start to finish, the album features an all-star lineup of producers and writers that bring Ingram's heart for God to the forefront. Five-time Dove-award winning producer Keith Thomas handles the lion's share of the production responsibilities for the album, producing four of the project's ten tracks. Thomas lends his touch to the reflective... Full review
Freddy Rodriguez Light In The Darkness
"Nothing Compares to Your Love", written by Rodriguez and Michael Gungor, is a upbeat song that should capture the hearts of many, with its musical arrangement reminiscent of Hillsongs United, and vocal arrangements in vein of something that Israel and New Breed might do. It is also perfect for those who love to jump during song services. Rodriguez delivers the driving "We Are Champions", song of victory and expressive of being strong in Christ...
DJ Morph Mixtape - International
DJ Morph releases a new mixtape that is truly representative of the multi-faceted Christian Hip Hop genre. I wouldn't be surprised if those who are only bangin' secular Hip Hop will be drawn in with one good listen. Producers include Tony Stone and 19-year old sensation, G Styles... Full review
Donald Lawrence & Co. The Law of Confession, Part I
Couple the incredible lyrical content with fresh, original, and diverse musical arrangements and you have the formula for an epic release. From the album's majestic opening "The Word of the Lord" to the...
Stephen Hurd Times of Refreshing
The standout track on this project is "Amazing", written by Justin Savage. With its soft rock edge and beautiful vocal arrangements, it is neither too complicated nor too wordy, making it very accessible. The song expresses a vision of people of various backgrounds... Full review
WOW Gospel 2009
WOW Gospel has been a staple of the Gospel compilation circuit for so long now, it's easy to under appreciate its strength. With the 2009 version as strong as ever, fans from across the country, indeed, from across the world, will be flocking to this 2-disc set, which pulls the best of the best from across...
Micah Stampley Ransomed
Micah Stampley brings his A-game with beautiful "How Great You Are" and the free-flowing, "Lend Your Song to Me". The latter features worship leader Hector Soto on the reprise and things go up a notch as they challenge believers to go to a place in worship that.... Full review
Crystal Aikin
"Sunday Best" host Kirk Franklin lends his pen, vocalists, and production hat to the gem "A Song About Jesus", which is certain to be a classic.
The PAJAM team of J. Moss and Paul D. Allen handle the cleverly written "What If...(He Said No)", while Gerald Haddon masterfully...
Shari Addison
Shari Addison's 10-track debut comes chock full of powerhouse production, masterful writing, and awesome vocal delivery that is more indicative of a musical veteran rather than a new artist. Super producer Donald Lawrence lends his genius to "One More Sunny Day", a churchy ballad that flawlessly blends Lawrence's pen with Addison's voice...
Kevin Levar & One Sound Let's Come Together
Kevin Levar sings with conviction, evident on such songs as the powerful ballad, "Here I Am" and the Latin calypso, "My Everything". His tenor vocals shine throughout and there is evident joy. "Hiding Place" is a song of praise that brings joy and jubilation with.... Full review
Lecrae Rebel
As an avid student and intellectual, Lecrae's lyrical depth shines as bright as his musical presentation and lyrical delivery. From his creative depiction of the album's title track to the ever-popular subject of "Change", the emcee takes .... Full review
Kierra Sheard Bold Right Life
Kierra Sheard's growth and ability to tackle different styles with authenticity is evident as she wonderfully sings the pop/rock ballad, "Invisible". Gerald Haddon produces this sure-fire hit while he and his wife Tammi share co-writing duties.... Full review
Papa San Higher Heights
Papa San takes this effort to showcase the diversity in both his repertoire and delivery style. From the hardcore dancehall reggae vibe of "No Other Way" to the more traditional reggae styling of "Africa Unite", Papa San presents the inspirational message of God's love and mercy... Full review
Big AL The Opening Act
"Get Low" has that down south feel with Big AL using the Autotone for his verse while Al-Bold and SaeLah each spit some memorable bars. The song title references a clever calling for people to stay humble and on their knees... Full review
Hezekiah Walker & LFC Souled Out
Running twelve tracks deep, Walker and LFC return with their trademark New York funk coupled with some new twists and turns. Famed producer Donald Lawrence returns to head the production efforts, handling eleven of the album's twelve tracks. Walker gets help from other industry friends who lend their talents to the effort.
Labelmate Marvin Sapp and DJ Rogers, Sr. lend their vocals to the urban ballad, "God Favored Me, Part II". In addition...
SYD The Hunger's Back
"The New Fastness" is a dance track that could go from the club to "America's Best Dance Crew" with a mass appeal that doesn't forsake SYD's focus on preaching the Gospel. The party continues with "It's Like Whoa" featuring Promises and SYD's bilingual labelmate Carlito P who, of course, spits his bars in Spanish... Full review
Kurt Carr Just The Beginning
While Kurt Carr's veteran status would seem to contradict the album's title, he has made some new moves with this effort, representing a new beginning. For one, the album marks the first on his new imprint, Kurt Carr Gospel. In addition, he's added several new singers...
Mary Mary The Sound
The 12-track offering from Mary Mary sees the dynamic duo continue to develop musically and lyrically. They continue their career-long production partnership with Warryn Campbell who handles all production. In addition, both Erica and Tina are avid songwriters and they exercise that gift throughout the effort, as they wrote nearly...
The Warriors No Limits
Every man gets to a point when he questions himself; one day he turns around and has an epiphany that where he is, is not where he is supposed to be. He has to decide if he will make a U-turn to God to get his act together. This is the message of "Man I'm Supposed 2 Be," a tune any child of God can relate to. Switching gears a bit, the brothers take ... Full review
Sean Simmonds It's Over
Great song arrangements and clever lyrical presentations mark the project. The infectious title track embodies the spirit of the album, which is designed to remind all that they have victory in Christ over all obstacles and indeed, in Him, are overcomers in all of life's struggles. Sean Simmonds' clever wordplay is evident on tracks such as "The Way" ... Full review
Various Artists Gotta Have Gospel 6!
Hard to believe that it's been six years already! Gotta Have Gospel! 6 brings on the music once again, and this time it's a combo of audio (2 discs) and video (1 disc), making it a veritable pot pourri of smash hits that have been receiving heavy spins on radio and video shows. With a combination of gold- and platinum-selling artists...
Beckah Shae Joy
Things take off with the finger-snapping, "Faith Is", a song expressing the joy of seeing the great miracles God does everyday and Shae's desire to take faith steps.
The bass kicks on the head-nodding song of praise "Yeshua" before Shae slows down the tempo a little on "Holy Spirit". Any of these ... Full review
Take 6 The Standard
The album is chock full of notable collaborations. From the historic partnership with Ella Fitzgerald on "A Tisket A Tasket" to the fun and contagious Nat King Cole-penned classic "Straighten Up and Fly Right" featuring George Benson, the album is wildly steeped in moments of musical genius. Aaron Neville joins the fray... Full review
Group 1 Crew Ordinary Dreamers
Lead single "Keys to the Kingdom" is a beautifully-written gem with a hip hop vibe that features Manwell and Pablo up front. On the first album, Group 1 Crew brought "I Have A Dream"; now they drop the followup, "I Had A Dream" and it is a definite banger... Full review
Various Artists WOW Gospel Essentials - All-Time Favorite Songs
The WOW Gospel brand is back, this time in a condensed format, highlighting the biggest Gospel hits of the past decade. WOW Gospel Essentials - All-Time Favorite Songs offers twelve such mega-hits, the songs running the gamut from traditional to contemporary, from choir smash to solo triumph... Full review with VIDEO
Applejaxx Databass - The Mixtape
Applejaxx's mixtape Databass is chock full of dope beats that brings the Gospel into the "mainframe" of the world. His skills as an emcee have come up, and he enlists help from his Fadacy cohorts, Tonéx, Nelly B and others.. Full review
Jason Champion Reflections
As if that's not enough, Champion has several major players lending their talents to the project. Warryn Campbell produces and co-writes seven of the album's ten tracks. Impressively, Campbell stays true to Champion's vision, producing authentic soul music that... Full review
Euclid Gray Unleashed
"You Know I Love Jesus" is a funky Rhythm and Praise song that features Euclid's sister Monica. On this song the duo deliver pleasant vocals proclaiming their willingness to do the will of God. "Let Me Praise Him" is a true hand-clapping... Full review
VIP Mass Choir featuring John P. Kee Live in Miami (Yes We Can)
Pastor Kee's aggregations have never been short of talented lead vocalists and this effort continues to reflect that truth. Maranda Curtis lends her standout vocals to "Be Glorified" and the praise groove "I Love You, Lord I Do", while New Life veteran Lowell Pye ... Full review
Deitrick Haddon Revealed
Deitrick Haddon continues to partner with the production team of Tim & Bob on the project. In addition, he enlists an all-star production team to take things in a new musical direction. Amongst the bevy of producers are the famed Percy Bady, who handles... Full review
Wilbur Belton Great and Mighty
Wilbur Belton pens nearly half of the songs, while lending his lead vocals to three of the album's tracks. He navigates the LADWEC aggregation through varying styles of Sunday morning presentations, keeping emphasis on the power of the message of the Savior's majesty while encouraging... Full review
The Sensational Nightingales The Gales
The Nightingales' newest 12-track project which is simple titled The Gales doesn't stray from the traditional quartet style that has made them so well-known. The album showcases a great balance of ... Full review
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