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El McMeen
Gospel Guitar Treasures
Piney Ridge Music (release date: February 18, 2018)
Gospel Guitar Treasures is a meditative mix of familiar hymns, gospels, spirituals, and camp meeting songs played on solo acoustic guitar by superb picker Ellsworth “El” McMeen.
With sacred songs as his canvas, the talented Mc...
“Surrender”
Kim Person
KLP Music Enterprises (release date: July 3, 2026)
A 12x-Stellar nominee, Kim Person is proof that an indie gospel artist can blossom into a national star today, even if she is not signed to a major label.
Of course, it takes time and persistence, and Kim’s been in the business for twenty-five years. It al...
Episode 187 Playlist
Finish with the victory – David Frazier
My rock – DJ Allen & Righteous
Jesus (I love you Lord today) – The Family
Jesus I do – Mariah Carey feat. The Clark Sisters
Overcomer – Reggie Jones
Be a witness – Totally 4 Him
So lovely – TruthWon
Kings and priests – Kvng David
New...
[ATLANTA, GA] July 28, 2026 — Tehillah Music Group is excited to announce their most recent addition, Courtney Franklin, as their newest artist to their roster.
Known as “The Ad Lib King,” Franklin is known for his passionate delivery, incredible vocal prowess and heart for ministry. Combined with the creative backing of Tehillah Music Group, this new ...
“Yes Lord, Yes”
Marcus McFarlin
Mac Melody Music Group (release date: May 8, 2026)
With “Yes Lord, Yes,” drummer, singer, and songwriter Marcus “Elder Mac” McFarlin sets a straightforward declaration of thanksgiving and discipleship to a simple melody, a mostly acoustic guitar-driven rhythm, and thumps of bass that keep a steady beat.<...