Earlier today (Sept. 30) gospel singer, songwriter Kierra Sheard released a new single titled Miracles. The upbeat gospel track was done with Pastor Mike Jr., the five-time Stellar Award Gospel Artist and Dove Nominee.

A video of both artists performing the song was also shared. Click here or on the image above to check it out and remember to like, comment and share.

Jamaica based gospel performer, Marsha Wade, is on a campaign to educate Jamaicans at home and abroad about her preferred form of expression: soetry. This is a unique blend of music and poetry that’s carefully fused together to create what many consider to be a brand new musical genre. 
 
Wade began composing the artform in 2015; and as she has always done, she prayed for guidance and direction while wrestling with what to call her rhythmical utterances. After seeking the Holy Spirit, soetry was revealed. 
 
To that end, Marsha Wade now considers herself a soet; that is someone who writes soems. She will be releasing one such soem in October. Stay tuned.

Alabama A&M University’s homecoming week kicked off on Saturday, September 24, and will run until October 1st. It will feature a clash between the Alabama A&M University Bulldogs and Bethune Cookman Wildcats; with a number of events and activities all week long.

On the schedule – for this Sunday, September 25th – is Gospel Explosion with Tye Tribbett. It will be held at Elmore Gym – 4900 Meridian St. N. – starting at 5pm.

There will be a Rebirth in Dela Vaga City, Spanish Town on Saturday, October 1st at the New Life Community Church International. Petra Kaye, Dwight Fearri, Darrion Kelly and a host of other gospel ministers will be performing.

Starting time is 6:30pm, and there is $1,000 JMD entrance fee for adults; while children under twelve will only pay $300.

Singer-songwriter Vashawn Mitchell will be doing a live recording concert at the end of October (on the 31st) at Sound Board, MotorCity Casino Hotel – 2901 Grand River Avenue – in Detroit, Michigan.

He will be supported by fellow artists JeKalyn Carr, Donnie McClurkin and Kelontae Gavin; all of whom will be performing live. Tickets, which start at $22.50 USD, are available via ticketmaster.

The Hezekiah Walker Center for Gospel Music at Virginia Union University will present the Pre-Homecoming Pop-Up Gospel Concert on September 30, at Liberation Church – 5501 Midlothian Turnpike – in Richmond, Virginia.

The lineup includes John P. Kee, Lena Byrd-Miles, Kierra Sheard-Kelly, James Fortune and of course Hezekiah Walker. General admission is $40 USD; however, VUU students – with a valid VUU ID – will only pay $25. Get additional information and tickets here.

After taking a four/five-year hiatus from recording her soetry, pastor, author, soet and songwriter Marsha Wade is back! The Jamaica based soet will be releasing her first recorded rhymes, titled God Can Gwaan Eeh – done on a Caribbean fused rhythm – in early October.

Although she has been busy in other areas: creating and releasing a children’s book (Patois Tales: The Adventures of Tashie-Mo), making pubic appearances at schools and government functions, preaching etc. Wade says she is committed to doing her soems as it is an important part of her ministry.