Never Be The Same is the title of Deitrick Haddon‘s new song and video, released on March 1st and 6th, respectively. The track tells the tale of a man whose life is completely transformed as a result of his commitment to God.
The visuals, which has Deitrick acting as the main character, successfully drives the message home. Click here or on the image above to check it out, and remember to like, comment and share.
In May, Tye Tribbett will begin his Only One Night Tho Tour in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He will be doing approximately twenty shows over the course of a month, covering cities like San Francisco, Houston, Atlanta, Miami Beach, Raleigh, Washington, etc.
Tickets, which can be purchased from his website, went on sale a few days ago.
Trinidad & Tobago’s musical ensemble, Kes The Band, will perform at the Carnival Thursday Rytz all inclusive fete on April 4th in Kingston, Jamaica. The organizers behind this event are I Love Soca JA and Tipsy Music Festival. For tickets and additional information click here.
Ephesians 6:12
[12] For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.
2 Corinthians 10
For though we walk in the flesh, we do not war after the flesh: for the weapons of our warfare are not carnal, but mighty through God to the pulling down of strong holds.
The preceding scriptures were shared by recording artist Jeniel Henningham when asked what inspired her new single, Fight. According to the Massachusetts-based singer, she felt led to write the song after reading the Bible verses and coming to a full and complete understanding that we are indeed engaged in spiritual warfare. Henningham went on to say: “The message I want people to take away from this song is that, in order to live a victorious life, we have to start fighting in the spiritual, and then we will live in peace and harmony. (we have been fighting each other for two long) I want everyone to identify the real enemy.”
Fight is a very compelling song that is performed by Jeniel Henningham and longtime friend and colleague Sandra Folkes. Although classified as contemporary gospel, the rhythm, which was composed by both Henningham and Dale folkes, feels very traditional. In its simplicity, it allows the words, i.e., the message, to be the record’s focal point. The same can be said about the official video, which was shared a few days after the song’s release.
Fight is out now on all streaming platforms, and the visuals can be viewed on Jeniel Henningham‘s YouTube channel.
International recording artist Gyptian will be at Little Copa Club in Bull Bay, Jamaica on Saturday, March 30th for Maestro Don‘s EP launch. This is a live band show that will also feature Erup, Rytikal, DYani, and others. Admission fee is $1,000.
Possibilities Entertainment is inviting everyone to join them for an evening of beautiful music on Saturday, April 27th. The affair, called Melodies in Bloom, will be held at 111 1/2 Old Hope Road in Kingston, Jamaica, starting at 8 p.m.
Attendees will be entertained by some of Jamaica’s best vocalists: Gem Myers, Boris Gardiner, and Pam Hall. Tickets, which are going for $5,000 JMD, can be purchased at the aforementioned address.
On Saturday, March 30th, ABT Promotions will present Words are Powerful, a Christian concert to be staged at the Police Officers Club on Hope Road in Kingston (Jamaica). It will feature Ryan Mark, Goddy Goddy, Kevin Smith, Kerron Ennis, Prince Saj, Adejoe, Jim Radical, and Abetta Tomorrow Band.
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