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Unity Gospel Radio SPREADING THE GOSPEL WORLDWIDE
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Fada Oh Petra Kaye
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play_arrowTrish [Take a Moment - Single (feat. Oshane Mais) - Single]
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Take a Moment (feat. Oshane Mais) Trish
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play_arrowKing Arthur [Father Knows Best (feat. Terry Paul) - Single]
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Father Knows Best King Arthur
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play_arrowSebastian Braham [Fight This Battle for Me]
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Fight This Battle for Me Sebastian Braham
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I Want To Hear Minister Howdy
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play_arrowCidella Matthews Bramwell/EmpressCidella [Come Down Now - Single]
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Come Down Now Cidella Matthews Bramwell/EmpressCidella
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My God Ryan Berry
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Roll The Sea Away Joan Flemmings
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Bak A Yard Medley Darren Evans-Henry & Essence
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Zion Medley Minister Kukudoo
Every now and then, a week comes along that truly redefines the music scene. This week on Unity Gospel Radio, we’ve been treated to a wave of soul-stirring tracks that not only sound fantastic but carry powerful messages. Let’s dive into this week’s GLN Revival Gospel Top Ten.
Heading the charts is Petra Kaye‘s hit single, “Fada Oh”. A song of repentance and seeking divine guidance, it has gripped listeners with its smooth reggae undertones and Petra’s soulful delivery. She effortlessly proves why she’s an artist to watch in the gospel scene.
The second spot is graced by Trish featuring Oshane Mais with their track, “Take a Moment”. It’s a poignant reminder to pause and reflect on God’s blessings, a message that resonates in these challenging times.
Next, we have King Arthur‘s “Father Knows Best”, a song that reiterates trust in divine providence with a catchy rhythm and insightful lyrics.
Sebastian Braham energizes listeners with “Fight This Battle for Me”. Its powerful message of faith, complemented by Sebastian’s robust vocals, makes it a standout track.
An interesting shift in tempo comes with Minister Howdy‘s “I Want To Hear”. The song’s earnest plea for divine communication has struck a chord among the faithful.
Cidella Matthews Bramwell/EmpressCidella‘s “Come Down Now” is an emphatic call for divine intervention. Its rhythmic beats and bold vocals make for a compelling listen.
With “My God”, Ryan Berry creates an intimate worship experience. The song’s pure emotion and Berry’s passionate vocals encapsulate the essence of gospel music.
Joan Flemmings delivers a spiritual journey with “Roll The Sea Away”, while Darren Evans-Henry & Essence bring the nostalgic vibe with “Bak A Yard Medley”.
Finally, Minister Kukudoo‘s “Zion Medley” rounds off the list. The song’s vibrant melody and inspiring words have quickly made it a listener favourite.
In conclusion, this week’s GLN Revival Gospel Top Ten embodies the current cultural trend of seeking solace in music. These songs, each in their unique way, offer listeners a chance to connect with their faith and find comfort during trying times. Stay tuned to Unity Gospel Radio for more uplifting music.
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It's Already Done! Bj'orn Pierre & Judah Peters
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Back to Jesus (Radio Version) K-Anthony, Alisha Eich & Lloyd Nicks
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High Praises Gabrielle Denae



