Media personality KieKie has shared the passion for drumming and music, revealing that if not for her current career, she would have pursued a path as a gospel artist. In an interview with Pulse ...

Olori Jesu, the dynamic and inspirational gospel artist based in the United States, has officially released her much-anticipated album titled Ase Itura. With a unique blend of contemporary gospel ...

With this debut, Andrew David emerges not only as a gospel artist to watch, but as a voice of hope for this generation. According to the team; “EMERGE will be available on all major streaming ...

Nigerian gospel artists Nathaniel Bassey, Mercy Chinwo, and Moses Bliss made waves on YouTube Music in Q1 2025, with Bassey ...

JOHANNESBURG – Gospel artist Phindile “Phindi P” Phewa has won the African Female Musician of the Year Award at the Ladies in Media Awards in Ghana. Phewa, who is also a presenter on Ukhozi ...

“I’m a strong believer that to be successful at anything, you have to have a real conviction for it,” explains Marvin Sapp, who recently ventured into R&B after decades as a gospel artist.

During an interview on "The Rickey Smiley Morning Show" on Monday, the Grammy-nominated gospel artist called the situation a "misunderstanding," but said he was "little more assertive than I ...

His journey from academia and nightclubs, where he worked as a DJ, to becoming a renowned gospel artist is a testament to his transformative journey. His musical career has been marked by several ...

Renowned gospel artist Marvin Sapp is responding to criticism over a resurfaced clip that shows him telling church ushers to close the doors while asking for donations in what some say was an overly ...

Renowned gospel artist Marvin Sapp is responding to criticism over a resurfaced clip that shows him telling church ushers to close the doors while asking for donations in what some say was an ...

This comes after Apostle Lazarus went viral for criticising gospel artists for charging fees to perform at church events. The pastor suggested that ministry should not be commercialised ...