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God Can Never Fail Golda McFarlane
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play_arrowKing Arthur [Father Knows Best (feat. Terry Paul) - Single]
Father Knows Best King Arthur
My Soul Is Well EmpressCidella
Fada Oh Petra Kaye
5
play_arrowTrish [Take a Moment - Single (feat. Oshane Mais) - Single]
Take a Moment (feat. Oshane Mais) Trish
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play_arrowSebastian Braham [Fight This Battle for Me]
Fight This Battle for Me Sebastian Braham
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play_arrowCidella Matthews Bramwell/EmpressCidella [Come Down Now - Single]
Come Down Now Cidella Matthews Bramwell/EmpressCidella
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play_arrowBrotha George [Cast the First Stone (feat. Flourgon & Damion Hawthorne) - Single]
Cast the First Stone (feat. Flourgon & Damion Hawthorne) Brotha George
I Want To Hear Minister Howdy
Jerusalem Jodyan Morgan
Picture it. You’re tuning into Unity Gospel Radio, and these are the tracks that are moving mountains and touching hearts, songs that echo with passion, conviction, and a deep sense of spirituality. Welcome to the GLN Revival Gospel Top Ten, folks. We’re shining a spotlight on some standout tracks that have painted the music scene with their unique hues of devotion and melody. So, buckle up and let’s dive into the soulful symphony of faith and music.
Seizing the number one spot, we’ve got Golda McFarlane with “God Can Never Fail.” This track blends contemporary soundscapes with traditional gospel themes, offering a reminder of divine infallibility that resonates with listeners across generations.
Next up is “Father Knows Best” by King Arthur, a heart-touching track that reminds us of a father’s love, encapsulating the perfect blend of comforting rhythms and inspiring lyrics.
“My Soul Is Well” by EmpressCidella and “Fada Oh” by Petra Kaye are soulful meditations on faith, while “Take a Moment” by Trish featuring Oshane Mais offers a reflective pause in the midst of life’s hustle.
“Fight This Battle for Me” by Sebastian Braham is an empowering anthem that encourages us to surrender our battles to a higher power, and “Come Down Now” by Cidella Matthews Bramwell/EmpressCidella is a vibrant call for divine intervention.
“Cast the First Stone” by Brotha George featuring Flourgon & Damion Hawthorne is a poignant commentary on judgment, and “I Want To Hear” by Minister Howdy is a soul-stirring plea for divine communication.
Wrapping up our top ten is “Jerusalem” by Jodyan Morgan, a melodic tribute to the holy city that beautifully ties together our list of soulful, spiritual, and dynamic tracks.
Each of these songs brings something new to the gospel music scene, reflecting the diversity and evolution of the genre while remaining rooted in unwavering faith. These tracks are testaments to the power of music in fostering spiritual connection and togetherness, making them a must-listen on your playlist. The GLN Revival Gospel Top Ten is your ticket to enjoy and explore the vibrant world of gospel music.
Bigger Better Marvia Providence
Grace Neesha Woodz
It's Already Done! Bj'orn Pierre & Judah Peters