Unity Gospel Radio’s Top Ten: A Dive Into Soca Calypso Gospel’s Finest

As spins on the turntables keep the spirit high here at Unity Gospel Radio, we’ve been blessed with tracks that do more than just make you tap your feet. These gems mold the ebb and flow of the current gospel scene, infusing the airwaves with the soulful blend of Soca, Calypso, and gospel.

Neesha Woodz, in her album, Grace, invites the heavens down with her track, “Heaven (feat. Blessed Messenger)”. Woodz’s journey, rooted in faith and versatile vocals, has a transcendent quality that speaks volumes about her divine inspiration. As a frontrunner in the Soca gospel genre, her musical prowess is as captivating as her message.

With a voice that’s as crisp as dawn breaking, Marc Isaacs delivers a sterling performance on “Till Morning”. His exploration of faith through the lens of contemporary gospel shines brightly, placing him firmly on our radar.

David Matas‘s “Brave” is a pensive track that speaks to the inherent strength in all of us. It’s a stark reminder that sometimes, courage is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying, ‘I will try again tomorrow.’

We also have D.B.A‘s “No Rocks”, a callback to old-school gospel with a modern lyrical twist. This track from the album Return to the 36 Chambers, serves as a testament to D.B.A’s musical evolution and an affirmation of faith’s enduring relevance.

As the tracks keep spinning, we can’t overlook the effervescent “Blessing Coming” by Jason Lezama and the soul-stirring “Praise (All Aboard Riddim)” by Rhonda Love. These artists’ unique approaches to Soca gospel make them essential listening for any gospel enthusiast.

We conclude this musical journey with the harmonious blend of “Charged and Ready” by Zion, the uplifting “Glory” by Nigel Lewis, and Mellissa Mellodee’s powerful “Last Days”.

Alyssa Joseph collaborates with Samantha Johnson on “I’m Not Alone”, echoing a sentiment shared by many in these times. Their soulful duet offers solace in the knowledge that, even in our darkest times, we’re not alone.

In conclusion, these Soca Calypso Gospel gems are a powerful testament to the genre’s growth and cultural significance. It’s about more than just music; it’s about the inspiring messages behind the melodies and the undeniable connection these artists have with their audiences.

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