Episode 135 Playlist: Amazing – The Davis’ So much to thank God for – Bishop Jonathan Greer feat. Lorraine Punch-Baldwin Child of the king – New York Fellowship Children’s Choir Don’t break – Micah Lee One praise away – Kevin Davidson All of my help – Northern Delaware Chapter of GMWA Recording Choir I am more than a conqueror – Tonya Lewis Taylor That’s what He did for me – Mighty Men of Faith Work on me – Faithful Connection Maybe it’s okay – We Are Messengers Every Time – Social Club Misfits Shine – Christa Deana Hallelujah – E.D. ...

Faithful Connection Personal Experience (release date: March 22, 2019) https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/faithfulconnection12 By Bob Marovich Rhythm of Gospel Awardee Faithful Connection of Fredericksburg, Virginia, is a gospel quartet that blends elements of traditional gospel singing and lyricism with contemporary instrumentation and bass-heavy beats. They celebrate their tenth anniversary with a new EP, Personal Experience, produced by Richard Davis. As on the quartet’s 2015 album Thank You, the majority of the tracks on Personal Experience are led by group founder Jonathan Mercer, with cameos and ad-libs by TaWan Gray. The EP’s initial single and opening track, “I Made It,” is a gritty piece ...

          Click on the image above to begin streaming Episode 109: Playlist: Rock steady – Angela Bennett Devotion – Nate Bean & 4Given Give thanks – Doe Jones Be still – Riverside SDA Choir feat. Lecresia Campbell Hallelujah – The Stand Campaign feat. Joann Rosario-Condrey King of the broken – Rick Stephenson Escaped to tell – Blanche McAllister I’ve come too far – Faithful Connection I’m a winner – Tonya Lewis-Taylor Give me Jesus – Dawn Turner In due season – Jennifer Myles You are – Half Mile Home Sing Hallelujah to the king – Belle ...

Faithful Connection Thank You (2015) www.faithfulconnection09.com By Bob Marovich Named Quartet CD of the Year at the 2016 Rhythm of Gospel Awards, Thank You is a ten-track album by Faithful Connection that blends traditional gospel quartet singing with modern musicianship. The Fredericksburg, Virginia, group pays homage to Tidewater quartet history through its tight harmonies that emphasize the mid-range versus high tenor or bass. The quartet’s harmonies are especially prominent on the title track and on “Come Too Far,” which opens with the classic open guitar strum and features a warbling organ as well as hard singing from guest lead James H. ...