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redcarpetview · 11 months

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Pre-Order GRAMMY-Winners Donald Lawrence & Twinkie Clark’s New Single “Fix Me Jesus!”

GRAMMY® Award-winning producer, songwriter, and recording artist Donald Lawrence has created another captivating track, with the release of his latest single “Fix Me Jesus.” A visualizer for “Fix Me Jesus” will be released on Juneteenth (June 19). Helming a powerful tribute to Twinkie Clark’s original song, Lawrence presents a newly-recorded performance of “Fix Me Jesus,” joining together with the incredible talents of GRAMMY®-winner Sir The Baptist, and the ensemble Jason Max Ferdinand & The Jason Max Ferdinand Singers.

Following the release of his first single and music video, "In Him There Is No Sorrow" which featured Yolanda Adams, "Fix Me Jesus" marks the second single from Donald Lawrence's upcoming album, Donald Lawrence Presents Power: A Tribute to Twinkie Clark. The album is now available for pre-order, and listeners who pre-save/pre-add will receive the new song “Fix Me Jesus” and "In Him There Is No Sorrow" to enjoy as instant grat tracks. While “In Him There Is No Sorrow” is a tribute to Twinkie Clark’s songwriting and praising God’s steadfast strength to carry you, “Fix Me Jesus” expresses a deep desire for spiritual healing and transformation.

"Fix Me Jesus" offers a contemporary arrangement of Twinkie Clark's original track, with gospel maestro Donald Lawrence creating a mesmerizing call-and-response harmonic tapestry with the sounds of Sir The Baptist, Jason Max Ferdinand and his choral ensemble that drives the song’s core message. The song takes listeners on a spiritual journey, with a declaration in calling out in faith and the power of God as a source to overcome obstacles, find strength and fulfillment.

Set to release on September 15th, Lawrence’s new album Donald Lawrence Presents Power: A Tribute to Twinkie Clark, is an album dedicated to celebrating Twinkie Clark's early solo work. The album will feature a special lineup of performances with new covers of Twinkie Clark's songs from her classic Power album, paying tribute to her historic artistry and acclaimed songwriting, which continues to resonate in gospel today.

Check out “Fix Me Jesus” and “In Him There Is No Sorrow” available now, and pre-order Donald Lawrence Presents Power: A Tribute to Twinkie Clark before its September 15th release.

Donald Lawrence and Twinkie Clark - “Fix Me Jesus” (feat. Sir The Baptist, Jason Max Ferdinand & The Jason Max Ferdinand Singers)

https://DonaldLawrence.lnk.to/FixMeJesusPR

Donald Lawrence Presents Power: A Tribute To Twinkie Clark Album.

Get the Singles “In Him There Is No Sorrow” and “Fix Me Jesus” Instantly with Album Pre-Save/Pre-Add.

https://DonaldLawrence.lnk.to/PowerPR

Donald Lawrence & Co. / Twinkie Clark / Yolanda Adams - “In Him There Is No Sorrow” (Official Music Video):

https://youtu.be/ODxsOJ-rIQw

To connect with Donald Lawrence, visit:

Website: http://donaldlawrence.com/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChXKWkEyaUgQ-lfz45L4-uA

Instagram and Twitter: @donaldlawrence

Facebook: /DonaldLawrenceMusic

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djrj · 10 months

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Playlist: July 11, 2023

Podcast & Playlist for Reggae Evolution with @DJRJ for Tues, July 11, 2023 on KAZI 88.7 FM Austin, TX

7:00pm – Watch Over I Intro by Anthony B on King In My Castle (Born Fire Music)7:00pm – Back to My Roots by Causion on The Mission Is In Progress (Causion)7:03pm – Expansions feat Shniece by Prince Fatty on single7:07pm – Leadermahn by Anslom on single (Big Records)7:11pm – Oh My Jah Jah feat Lone Ranger by Johnny Osbourne on Right Right Time (Easy Star Records-Baco Music)7:14pm – How Come You…

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perfectirishgifts · 3 years

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Honor Human Rights Day By Protecting The Rohingya

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Honor Human Rights Day By Protecting The Rohingya

The coronavirus pandemic has pushed the Rohingya refugees into an even more vulnerable situation. … [] The Rohingya community faces the challenge of living in overcrowded and flimsy shelters with up to ten or more people in one room. (Photo by Kazi Salahuddin Razu/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

Seventy-two years ago, today, the United Nations adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Just three years after the end of World War II, Eleanor Roosevelt led the effort to produce this document, which broke new ground in two ways. First, it universalized human rights, meaning that it affirmed that everyone is born with core rights. Rights are not bestowed by governments. Second, its internationalized rights, adding these issues to the global diplomatic agenda and encouraging governments to act collectively wherever gross abuses are occurring. Roosevelt called the Universal Declaration a “Magna Carta for all mankind.” But she warned that implementing these rights globally would be daunting, especially in distant places, beyond public attention and international scrutiny.

Perhaps nowhere on earth has this gap between theory and practice been more painful in recent years than in the mistreatment of the Rohingya, an ethnic and Muslim minority in Myanmar. Beginning decades ago, the government of Myanmar, formerly Burma, began targeting these people. More recently, its weaponized Facebook to spread disinformation about the Rohingya in Rakhine State where most were living.

In 2016 and 2017, in response to ragtag Rohingya militants, the Myanmar military and their proxies began attacking Rohingya civilians, raping women, and burning down thousands of homes. In 2018, a United Nations human rights report classified the orchestrated campaign of violence a genocide. Desperate to escape these attacks, more than 700,000 Rohingya fled to relative safety in neighboring Bangladesh. The Bangladeshi government allowed them to enter, for which it deserves great credit, but then packed them into massive and unsustainable refugee camps, for which it does not.

I visited those refugee camps two years ago as part of a delegation organized by Robert Kennedy Human Rights, an organization on whose board I serve. Located near the town of Cox’s Bazar, with an estimated one million refugees, the camps are cumulatively the largest in the world. Built on a series of muddy hillsides, this teeming sea of humanity braces for safety when monsoon rains flood the camp, as they do each year, leaving thousands of people at risk, and damaging scores of tent-like encampments.

Life in these camps also is taking a crushing emotional and psychological toll. This is extensively documented in a new report from Fortify Rights, a leading human rights group in the region. Based on a two-year field study, it reveals that “88.7 percent of Rohingya refugees experienced symptoms of depression, 84 percent experienced symptoms of emotional distress, and 61.2 percent experienced symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.”

However tenuous things are in Cox’s Bazar, life for tens of thousands of these refugees is about to take a turn for the worse. Late last week, the Government of Bangladesh began a long planned forced resettlement of up to 100,000 Rohingya refugees to a remote island called Bhasan Char. Located in the Bay of Bengal, 20 miles off the coast, it is a three-hour boat ride away from the mainland. Bhasan Char is little more than a giant sandbar, susceptible to frequent and often severe flooding. In the last several years, the government has built prison-like housing for the refugees and prohibited journalists or human rights organizations from visiting the island. The Guardian obtained video footage of the island, which revealed that “families will be housed in concrete breeze-block rooms, which measure two meters by two and a half meters and have small barred windows. There is one bathroom per block, with each block made up of around 25 housing units.” Serious questions also have been raised about access to health care on the island, given its distance from the mainland.

In characteristically careful language last week, the UN Refugee Agency challenged the transfer, urging that “any relocations to Bhasan Char should be preceded by comprehensive technical protection assessments.” This study would review the safety, feasibility and sustainability of this location and access to assistance and services from the mainland. The UN has made clear that despite its repeated offers to undertake this type of assessment, the Bangladeshi government has refused to let it do so.

The government has assured the United Nations and others that only those who wish to be transferred will be moved to Bhasan Char. Already it is clear that this is not the case. Fortify Rights interviewed several families who were designated for transfer against their will. One family was told by a camp leader “you have to go to the island.” They refused and told Fortify Rights “we are now hiding.”

Three things now need to happen. First, donor governments, including the United States, must weigh in strongly and collectively urging the government to halt these transfers until the UN Refugee Agency is able to conduct its comprehensive review. The message needs to be clear: If the government does not comply with this very reasonable request, future aid may be imperiled.

Second, the UN and key foreign governments should redouble their efforts to assist the government of Bangladesh and donate substantial funds to support alternative relocation sites within the country, sites that are more sustainable and secure.

Finally, while peaceful repatriation to Myanmar is the best long-term solution, it will not happen soon. That’s because the same military and security forces that committed the wholesale attacks against the Rohingya are still in place. Instead, Western states should develop a coordinated offer to resettle a meaningful number of Rohingya refugees in their countries, relieving some of the burden on an already financially strapped Bangladesh. While in the past, the government of Bangladesh has consistently refused this type of third-country resettlement, this is the time for the United States and other states to pursue it.

When the Universal Declaration was adopted, Eleanor Roosevelt posed a simple question: “Where do human rights begin?”. She suggested close to home, in “the places where every man, woman, and child seeks equal justice, equal opportunity, equal dignity without discrimination. Unless these rights have meaning there, they have little meaning anywhere.” As we commemorate the Universal Declaration today in places close to our own homes, the Rohingya refugees also need to be the focal point of our attention and collective action.

From Leadership Strategy in Perfectirishgifts

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bigmicpereida · 4 years

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I’ll be live on @kazifm88.7 tonight around 11:30pm, be sure to tune in on 88.7 fm or you log on to KAZIfm.org or on the @tunein #app (at KAZI 88.7FM The Voice and Soul of Austin) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8UIk6dlRVl/?igshid=o7zpk73k1r79

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jeanettehill · 5 years

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Tomorrow AT 12;30pm on The KAZI Book Review with Hopeton Hay on KAZI-FM 88.7. Join us to get a peek at The Saturdays stage play, opening 6/15/19 at the ESB-MACC. #writersofinstagram #blackwriters #ourstoriesourvoice #blackwomenwriters #reallife #sistersquad #sistahood #realtalk #makingtime https://www.instagram.com/p/BydBMHUF8Os/?igshid=1mf7ed8igts9a

#writersofinstagram #blackwriters #ourstoriesourvoice #blackwomenwriters #reallife #sistersquad #sistahood #realtalk #makingtime

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texwador-blog · 5 years

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www.kazifm.org consider donating!! Austin Community Radio, Inc. operating as KAZI 88.7 is the oldest community station in Austin. The station is a listener-supported, non-commercial community radio station, staffed almost entirely by volunteers who work together out of a sense of commitment and concern for our community. Our mission is to reach and provide educational programming and information with special emphasis on media access for the African-American community and other groups previously unserved by existing radio stations in Austin. KAZI was the dream of the late Dr. John Warfield, professor of African-American Studies at the University of Texas. With generous funding from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and loaned tower space from LBJ-S Broadcasting, KAZI began transmitting on August 29, 1982. Although KAZI was launched with the aid of public funding, it currently survives entirely on donations from listeners and support from commercial sponsors. KAZI remains a strong force in the Austin Community with its unique mix of RnB, Soul, Hip-Hop, Jazz, Gospel, Blues, Reggae, Zydeco, Talk, Community Information, Independent News and more… KAZI also takes pride in supporting and promoting local artists as well as national artists on small independent labels. Since 1982, KAZI has been serving Austin and the surrounding communities. The station maintains a family atmosphere with a volunteer staff that loves what they do, which keeps the listening audiences always wanting more. #kazi #887austin #atx #austinradio #listenersupportedradio #radio #voiceofaustin #africanamericanradio #blackradio #donate #communityradio #austintexas #greatradio #fmradio #512 #goodcause #austinmusic #austinlife #austinartist #communitysupported May is shameless friend promotion month! Every day of May, through this platform I'm going to promote a business that I support and I think everyone should support. Not only do I have a fondness for these people, but they sell a quality product or service. Some I may not know personally but I think that they do good things and they deserve a shout out. (at MLK, Jr. (Capital MetroRail station)) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxNAy7xFDGz/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1nv7n78nj1gmb

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moore2liife-blog · 7 years

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Had the pleasure of co-hosting TheMillennialMix Show with my lil sis @kmar_cosmo down in Austin @ 88.7 KaziFM Wednesday night. This is a black independently owned station that supports the advancement of black people and this was an invite I couldn't turn down. I am grateful for the people the man upstairs continues to place in my path who assist in the push of my vision to the masses. I am forever indebted to him. From next week til the end of August is gonna be big for the movement. I want to thank you for all your support, I'd also like to thank my doubters. You keep adding fuel to the fire of my desire. So it's not just about me. We all play a role in this #moore2liifelifestyle brand Check my Facebook for the live footage ✌ (at KAZI 88.7FM The Voice and Soul of Austin)

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scorpiorisingmusic · 7 years

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Just Announced! Scorpio Rising @ KAZI 88.7 FM in Austin, TX - July 8th

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utbadandboujie-blog · 7 years

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Meet @shelbialex (Twitter 🐣) 3rd year Public Relations major! Creator of Unfiltered, airs every last Saturday of the month on 88.7 KAZI FM 2-4PM

#staytuned #black excellence #bad and boujie

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redcarpetview · 1 year

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New Music From RCA Inspiration

Kirk Franklin Has A New Single Available Now!

You’ve been asking, and new music is here! Kirk Franklin’s new single “All Things” is available now on all digital platforms.

Pre-Order Melvin Crispell, III’s New Album “No Failure”

Pre-Order, Pre-Save, or Pre-Add Melvin Crispell III’s new album “No Failure” and instantly receive “Alright” and “God Is.”

Kierra Sheard featuring Anthony Brown “All Yours” (Official Music Video)

Looking for a song that puts you in a place of worship and submission to God? Kierra Sheard’s “All Yours” feat. Anthony Brown is just for you. Check out the official music video now!

ICYMI… Kelontae Gavin Has A New Single!

Kelontae Gavin has a new single out now, that is sure to encourage your spirit! “Live Again” is available now on all digital platforms.

We’ve Got A New Number!

New phone, who’s this? We have a new number and want to hear from you! Join our family to get in on all things RCAI, exclusives, giveaways, and much more.

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redcarpetview · 1 year

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GRAMMY, Dove, Stellar-winner Kierra Sheard releases seventh album ALL YOURS, available now!

Today, GRAMMY®, Dove and Stellar Award-winning artist Kierra Sheard-Kelly has released her highly anticipated seventh studio album, ALL YOURS (RCA Inspiration/Karew Entertainment). The chart-topping singer/songwriter continues to create her own powerful dynamic sound on her latest album, an uplifting 12-track project celebrating God’s love, wisdom and finding personal freedom in letting go and trusting God. Featuring the lead single “Miracles” (feat. Pastor Mike Jr.), “Praise Through,” “Making A Way” (feat. Adia), “The Jungle” and more, the lyric visual for “The Jungle” is also available now.

Following her 2020 chart-topping album KIERRA, her new album ALL YOURS showcases a thrilling blend of melodies and lyrical candor that bring together Kierra’s versatile talents and love for all genres, from the sounds of gospel to hip-hop, R&B, dance beats, and more. Co-writing every track on ALL YOURS, Kierra also teamed up on the production and songwriting with some powerhouse collaborators including her brother J. Drew Sheard II, Adia, Pastor Mike Jr., Jekalyn Carr, Anthony Brown, Mali Music, Anita Wilson, Jor’Dan Armstrong, among others.

Kierra says of ALL YOURS, “This album was very special to make. When you radically stand for the Lord, there's a sound He'll give you. He will also give you innovation, strategy, and ideas that become game-changers. That’s what He did for me. There's a song for everyone on this album encouraging them to walk with the Lord.”

Kierra Sheard-Kelly began her professional singing career at age nine, growing up in Gospel music and ministry as the daughter of Gospel icon Karen Clark Sheard and Bishop J. Drew Sheard. She has become a trailblazer in contemporary Gospel and ministry, reaching others and sharing inspiration beyond music as an actress, author, and entrepreneur. Besides her fashion line Eleven60, and her women’s mentoring and fellowship organization SistHer, Kierra will release her second book this spring, The Vibes You Feel: What I've Learned about Life and Relationships Through the Holy Spirit, scheduled for release on May 9th. Check out her new album ALL YOURS, available now on all digital music providers.

Kierra Sheard-Kelly, “The Jungle” lyric visual:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1unxGbt1T98

Kierra Sheard-Kelly, ALL YOURS, Available Now (RCA Inspiration/ Karew Entertainment):

https://KierraSheard.lnk.to/AllYoursAlbumPR

Kierra Sheard-Kelly, All Yours Album Tracklist:

1. You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet

Making A Way (feat. Adia)

Wake Up

Praise Through

All Yours (feat. Anthony Brown)

Done For Me (feat. Jekalyn Carr)

Miracles (feat. Pastor Mike Jr.)

All On You

What Matters (feat. Mali Music)

Mo’ Better

One Step at a Time

The Jungle

To connect with Kierra Sheard-Kelly, visit:

Website: https://www.iamkierrasheard.com/

YouTube: www.youtube.com/KatchingKierra

Instagram/Facebook/Twitter: @kierrasheard

TikTok: @kierrasheardkelly

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redcarpetview · 1 year

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Yola to Perform at American Music Awards 2022!

Photo credit: Joseph Ross Smith

Yola continues her meteoric rise with the confirmation of her performance at the ‘2022 American Music Awards,’ which will air live from the Microsoft Theater at L.A. LIVE in Los Angeles on Sunday, Nov. 20, at 8:00 p.m. EST/PST on ABC and stream the next day on Hulu. Yola will be the SONG OF THE SOUL featured performer, which spotlights an emerging, mission-driven artist that has inspired change and invoked social justice through their lyrics. To celebrate the honor, she will share an electrifying rendition of her song, “Break The Bough.” Written in 2013 following her mother’s funeral, it is a homage to her mother, sharing an imagination of her afterlife. Her poetic lyrics are a wish for her late mother to find a joy she couldn’t find on earth, and an anthem for anyone dealing with complicated grief. With a genre bending mix of R&B, soul and classic pop, the performance is set to be one of the most epic of the evening.

Commenting on this landmark moment Yola stated, “I have long dreamed of performing at the American Music Awards, and honored to be included during the “SONG OF THE SOUL” moment. ‘Break The Bough’ creates a loving false construct of what I hope my mother experienced in her afterlife. A mix of all the things she held dear and brought her happiness during her life. Specifically, her pre-windrush Barbados childhood, disco and Sci-fi.” Yola added, “I hope the song brings a little peace and joy to anyone who has lost someone close to them regardless of how challenging the relationship may have been.”

The song featured on her pivotal sophomore album, “Stand For Myself,” which was twice GRAMMY nominated, making her a six-time GRAMMY nominee. “Stand For Myself” drew widespread critical acclaim.

The Black British genre fluid superstar this year made her acting debut when she portrayed Sister Rosetta Tharpe in Baz Luhrmann’s musical drama “Elvis,” who is played by Austin Butler, alongside Tom Hanks, Kelvin Harrison Jr. and Alton Mason. Her role received widespread praise with support from New York Magazine, Rolling Stone and Harper’s Bazaar.

Yola has since continued her meteoric rise. From joining The Recording Academy®'s Black Music Collective (BMC) Leadership Council alongside H.E.R. and Mickey Guyton to making her debut at Coachella, Yola defines her path and dashes expectation in her wake. Yola also recently appeared on a special CBS Saturday session at D.C’s historic Lincoln Theater. Watch her performance of “Stand For Myself” here.

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redcarpetview · 2 months

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Two-Time Dove Award-Winner, Stellar Award-Nominated Christian Hip-Hop Artist Aaron Cole Releases His Latest Single “I Love It”

Christian hip-hop artist, Aaron Cole, has just released his latest single “I Love It,” the third single from his upcoming full-length album set to release later this year. A visualizer is now available on YouTube. This new single, follows his recent multi-single release Signing Bonus, which featured the first two singles, “Have Your Way” and “Tables Turned.”

The chart-topping lyricist and singer reflects on themes of personal growth and resilience, set to contemporary melodies and bass beats on the new track. With its message advocating for self-love and spiritual conviction in life's challenges, Cole encourages listeners to view obstacles as opportunities for growth, making positive declarations of embracing joy in life through faith and distancing oneself from negativity. “I Love It” continues to build upon the inspirational messages that Cole has shared through his first two singles “Have Your Way and “Tables Turned,” in speaking gratitude about God’s way and living authentically with renewed purpose and strength. “Have Your Way,” which contains a sample of Carl Thomas’ R&B hit “I Wish” is the lead single out at Gospel radio now. The music videos for “Have Your Way” and “Tables Turned” are also out on YouTube.

Aaron Cole's musical journey began remarkably early at just 3 years old, and he made his debut into the industry by releasing his first album, Jesus Is the Rock, at the age of 4 as an independent artist. Following a deal at age 15 with Gotee Records, the label of renowned Christian artist TobyMac, Cole released two albums, Not By Chance and Two Up Two Down. The albums garnered three #1 hit singles on Billboard Christian charts, two Dove Awards and a Stellar Award nomination.

Listen to Aaron Cole’s latest single “I Love It,” now available on all streaming platforms.

Aaron Cole: "I Love It”

Check out Aaron Cole’s “I Love It” (Visualizer):

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Aaron Cole, “Have Your Way” (Music Video):

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Aaron Cole, “Tables Turned” (Music Video):

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To connect with Aaron Cole, visit:

Website: https://www.iamaaroncole.com/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFV59kjh9BTGJGYwfrQ247Q

Instagram/Facebook: @iamaaroncole

X (Twitter): @iamaaroncolee

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redcarpetview · 2 months

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Grammy®, Dove And Stellar Award-Nominee Melvin Crispell, III Releases New Single “He’s Never Failed Me Yet”

GRAMMY®, Dove and Stellar Award-nominated artist Melvin Crispell, III has released a new single with “He’s Never Failed Me Yet.” Available on all digital music providers, Melvin performs a powerful ballad of celebration in this new arrangement of the CeCe Winans song “He’s Never Failed Me Yet.” Delivering hope and encouragement, Melvin’s luminous vocals shine praise on God’s constancy, finding comfort in God who is always there, and a source of light and strength through trying or sad times.

Melvin’s latest single “He’s Never Failed Me Yet” is his first newly-recorded song from an upcoming new project, where he has been busy in the studio recording new music. Melvin recently attended the 2024 GRAMMY Awards, where his song “God Is” was nominated for Best Gospel Performance/Song. Celebrating his second career nomination in that category, the single “God Is” (Radio Edit) is his latest single out on gospel radio now. Featured from his second full-length album No Failure, which was released last year, Melvin’s rich voice delivers an inspiring country-tinged rendition of “God Is,” the beloved classic famously sung by the late gospel legend James Cleveland and written by Robert Fryson.

Melvin Crispell, III has continued to garner accolades as a breakout fresh-voiced talent and dynamic live performer since launching his solo career a few years ago, after winning Season 9 of BET’s gospel competition “Sunday Best” in 2019. Captivating audiences with his versatile range in bridging modern and classic gospel, honoring his gospel roots and the influential figures who’ve inspired him, fans can catch Melvin live as he continues to perform in select cities across the country. For information on dates and cities, visit: https://www.melvincrispell.com/.

Melvin’s live performance of “He’s Never Failed Me Yet” is also featured on the Black History Honors special, which is airing on the Stellar TV Network. In celebration of Black History Month, the Black History Honors 2024 broadcast is currently running in national syndication throughout the month of February into early March (check local listings).

Check out “He’s Never Failed Me Yet” and the “God Is” (Radio Edit), available now.

Melvin Crispell, III - “He’s Never Failed Me Yet”

Melvin Crispell, III - “God Is” (Radio Edit)

To connect with Melvin Crispell, III, visit:

Website: https://www.melvincrispell.com

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thethirdmelvincrispell

Instagram: @thethirdmelvincrispell

Facebook/Twitter: @MelvinCrispell3

#Music #gospel music #new gospel music #Melvin Crispell #III #God Is #naomi richard #naomi j richard #naomijrichard #Red Carpet View #RCV #He’s Never Failed Me Yet #KAZI 88.7 #KAZI 88.7FM

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redcarpetview · 5 months

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Brian Courtney Wilson Joins Hezekiah Walker & Kathy Taylor for a Special Concert January 6, 2024

Brian Courtney Wilson.

(Englewood, New Jersey - December 6, 2023) — bergenPAC, in association with Ray and Vivian Chew of Chew Entertainment, will ring in the New Year with a Joyful Celebration with a performance by Gospel Superstars Kathy Taylor, Hezekiah Walker, and Brian Courtney Wilson. The Joyful Celebration will occur on Saturday, Jan. 6, 2024, at 7:30 p.m., celebrating Rev. Dr. Lester W. Taylor Jr. and his 30 years of service as Senior Pastor of the Community Baptist Church in Englewood, New Jersey.

The evening will feature performances by gospel legend Kathy Taylor, multi-award-winning Brian Courtney Wilson, and the incomparable Bishop Hezekiah Walker, plus The Community Baptist Church Choir of Englewood. The concert will be under the direction of Ray Chew and Community Baptist Church’s Minister of Music, Tyrell Belle.

Kathy Taylor.

Don’t miss this special occasion to see Kathy Taylor, well-regarded as one of Gospel music’s standards, consistently offers tried and authentic Gospel music that is both effectual and relevant. An accomplished Minister of Music, songwriter, producer, and community activist, Taylor’s music and the message she eloquently sings about inspires, uplifts, and heals the spirit and soul of humanity. This is most evident in her new song “God Is With Us.”

Hezekiah Walker.

With a career spanning over 30 years in the music industry, multi-GRAMMY® Award-winning and Gospel Music Hall of Famer Hezekiah Walker leads the Love Fellowship Tabernacle as its pastor in Brooklyn. His latest release was 2016’s Azusa the Next Generation 2 - Better, a project created to uplift the masses from far and wide with inspirational songs that focus on maintaining faith and overcoming life’s daunting moments.

Brian Courtney Wilson is a highly regarded singer-songwriter in and out of the Gospel music genre. A Stellar Award-winner, multiple GMA Dove Award-winner, ASCAP Rhythm & Soul Award winner, Wilson has also amassed three Grammy® Awards nominations, an NAACP Image Award, and Billboard Music Award nominations.

Dr. Lester W. Taylor Jr. began leading The Community Baptist Church in Englewood in 1993 and has helped it grow through the years, especially by building up its outreach programs to benefit City residents.

Tickets to see Kathy Taylor, Hezekiah Walker, and Brian Courtney Wilson are on sale now, reserve tickets at Ticketmaster.com, bergenPAC.org or by phone at 201.227.1020. Tickets can also be purchased at the box office at 30 North Van Brunt Street in Englewood, New Jersey.

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redcarpetview · 5 months

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NEW MUSIC: Tamar Braxton “You Bring the Love” Lifted From WE SOUND CRAZY PODCAST

Photo Credit: Kaylee Steffel

We Sound Crazy, the critically acclaimed podcast and radio show, premiered “You Bring the Love” featuring Grammy-nominated superstar Tamar Braxton on all major digital streaming platforms. Written and produced by We Sound Crazy co-hosts Claude Kelly and Chuck Harmony, the holiday track is the first original song released under We Sound Crazy in partnership with Tamar Braxton Productions and MNRK.

With the debut of “You Bring the Love,” We Sound Crazy enters its latest era of expansion as the first and only podcast to create and distribute original music featuring some of the most talented artists of today. Listeners can expect additional tracks to accompany future episodes throughout the season.

Hosted by industry vets Claude Kelly, Chuck Harmony, Tamone Bacon and Phil Thornton, We Sound Crazy is a go-to destination for authentic and transparent conversation with a ‘who’s who’ in music, television and film. This week’s episode features rising R&B trio The Shindellas. Past guests include Usher, Mary J. Blige, Kim Burrell, Jennifer Hudson, SWV, Kirk Franklin, Tevin Campbell, Raphael Saadiq & Tony! Toni! Toné!, Tamar Braxton, Erica Campbell, Donald Lawrence, Durand Bernarr, Mignon Francois, and more.

The SiriusXM broadcast of We Sound Crazy is made possible by strategic partnerships with the National Museum of African American Music, Visit Music City, Miles Ahead Broadcasting and distributor Mocha Podcasts Network. The show can be found on HUR Voices Channel 141 on SiriusXM and Atlanta’s Peachtree TV (WPCH), Monday’s at 7PM EST.

"You Bring the Love" is available on all major digital streaming platforms: HERE. Subscribe to We Sound Crazy on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube and all major podcast platforms.

Follow We Sound Crazy:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wesoundcrazy/

Facebook: http://facebook.com/wesoundcrazy

Twitter: https://twitter.com/wesoundcrazy

Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@wesoundcrazy

Official Website: https://www.wesoundcrazy.com

#Music #New Music #Tamar Braxton #We Sound Crazy #You Bring The Love #MNRK #Claude Kelly #Chuck Harmony #Phil Thornton #Tamone Bacon #National Museum of African American Music #naomi richard #naomijrichard #red carpet view #rcv #KAZI 88.7 #KAZI 88.7FM

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