Praise 104.1FM and Spirit 1340AM present the 15th annual Spirit Of Praise at Reid Temple A.M.E. Church – 11400 Glenn Dale Blvd. – in Glenn Dale, Maryland, on Saturday, October 14, starting at 5pm EDT.
This year’s Spirit Of Praise will have amazing performances by; Tasha Cobbs-Leonard, Smokie Norful, Le’Andria Johnson, Brandon Camphor & One Way, Tim Bowman Jr., Lena Byrd Miles, Otis Kemp and Marcus Jordan. Click here for tickets.
Recording artist Ras Bentley has just released a new dancehall-gospel track titled God Anointed. The song is featured on the Protected Riddim, a secular compilation produced and published by Watzh You Frenz Records, an emerging imprint co-founded by Bentley.
As he has always done, the Jamaica based deejay uses his unique style to deliver a strong faith-based message, all while standing tall among the other worldly lyricists on the project.
Jamaica Family Fest is the ultimate family event! It will be presented at two locations on two separate days: Saturday, October 14 at Harmony Beach Park in Montego Bay, and Monday, October 16 – National Heroes’ Day – at Hope Gardens in Kingston.
There will be lots of activities for the kids, an auto show, food village, live music, and much more. The live show will feature performances by Kevin Downswell, Chi Ching Ching, Alaine, and Lubert Levy. Most importantly, both affairs will be absolutely free.
The Space at Westbury Theater – 250 Post Avenue – in Westbury, New York, is inviting members of the public to join them for a fundraising concert on Saturday, November 4th.
Dubbed ‘Building A Better Tomorrow Together’, the event’s objective is to raise funds for their new multipurpose building, a place that will benefit the local community. Gospel artists Nikea Marie and Jekalyn Carr have both agreed to lend their voices to the worthy cause.
This year’s Sterling Gospel Music Awards will be presented on Saturday, October 7th, at Swallowfield Chapel – Building 9 – on Swallowfield Road in Kingston (Jamaica).
There will be appearances by DJ Nicholas, Kevin Heath, Chantal Smalling, Johnmark Wiggan, Chris Campbell, H.U.M.B.L.E., and others.
The show, which will be preceded by the red carpet walk-ins, interviews, pictures etc., will begin at 7pm. Members of the public will be asked to pay $3,800 JMD at the gate, and the colors (dress code) for the night are black and white.
Root, and Reach Gospel Radio, in association with the GMA Dove Awards, present The Denim & Pink Dove Awards After Party on Tuesday, October 17 at Shamblin Theater (Lipscomb University) in Nashville, Tennessee.
In addition to celebrating the actual award show, the after party will also bring attention to breast cancer in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Confirmed for the after party are: Melvin Crispell III, Lucinda Moore, Anthony Brown, Jokia, Latrice Pace, Otis Kemp, Angel Taylor, Lamont Sanders, and Semaje. Destiny Diggs and Travis Greene will host.
Garland, Texas based artist, Jenny Lampz, is a Filipino American rapper. Her music is reflective of her real life experiences and strong Christian beliefs, which are made apparent in many of her works.
Because of her background in public education, her songs are described as positive, family friendly, and constructive. Jenny has used hip hop to provide music that teaches with the intention of causing listeners to be reflective of their own lives.
As a second generation immigrant, Jenny became intrigued by the art of rap in her young years but did not begin writing until much later in life. Growing up, her influences included mainstream artists, such as Eminem, J. Cole, and Drake, but in realizing the power of words, she began to gravitate towards artists who spoke life, such as Aaron Cole, Andy Mineo, and Lecrae.
As an artist, Jenny chooses to use her abilities in writing and rhythm to provide her audience with music that not only “hits hard,” but also allows listeners to shift their mindsets to grow and build.
MARIA JACKSON 27 MAGAZINE 