Bishop Leonard ScottJesus Love LegacyTyscot Records (release date: August 31, 2018)www.tyscot.com By Bob Marovich At times, gospel artists start their own independent record company to promote their talent. At other times, it’s the label owner who becomes the talent. The latter applies to Professor James Roberson of JDI Records and to Bishop Leonard Scott of Tyscot Records. Scott has stepped from behind the executive desk (and the dentist’s chair) to become the face and one of the voices of the Indianapolis, Indiana-based record company. On Scott’s latest project, Jesus Love Legacy, he surrounds himself with top-shelf singers, songwriters, and musicians, many culled ...

Click on the image above to start Music Hour – Episode 105. Playlist: Will you be ready? – Roy and Revelation Got to have faith – Original Gospel Creators of Atlanta Show me the way – Lisa Barron & Joyful Sounds To be loved by God – Kimberly Palmer-Blackwell I will endure – Pastor David Wright & NY Fellowship Mass Choir You are God – Grace Covenant Worship Oh how we love you – Tiff Joy God has a blessing – ShaQuan Welch I can’t stop thinking ’bout Heaven – R.E.V. feat. Niccole Stephens Unchurched – Todd Dulaney It’s only ...

“Oh How We Love YOU” Tiff Joy From the Tyscot Records CD Tiff Joy www.tyscot.com The second single from Tiff (“Amazing”) Joy’s eponymously titled album from 2015, “Oh How We Love YOU” finds the award-winning singer-songwriter leading an exuberant group of background vocalists on one of those rigorous praise pieces that may not be in the hymnbook but appears with regularity at gospel music programs. Written by a team of talented songwriters (Tiff Joy, Phillip and Angel Feaster, and Calvin Rodgers), “Oh How We Love YOU” has so much motive power, clapping along is almost compulsory. Destined to be a ...

Tiff Joy, as told to Bob Marovich: I knew I wanted to do something ministry-wise, but I didn’t know if it was going to be preaching or music. It was probably during my late years at Rich South High School in Richton Park, Illinois, when I started to connect with music and knew that it was something that I would do. I was with a group called Tony Tidwell & Uncommon Favor for a couple of years. We were going to do a record—we didn’t actually go through with it—but I wrote a song for the record called “Thank You.” ...

          Click on the image above to hear the 100th episode of the JGM Music Hour. Playlist: God’s got me – Dexter Walker & Zion Movement Up and praise ’em – Judah Band Hope – Tiff Joy He’s been good – Dr. A. Edward Davis Jr. & St. John Mass Choir Make a way – Janice Gaines Pray for me – Kirk Franklin Thirsty for the rain – Keith Williams Made a way – Travis Greene The song – URIM 7 Nada me faltara – Denyse Bittencourt Blessed – Big Mike feat. JaNet Miller Come too ...

Tiff Joy (self titled) Walkway Music Group/VMan Entertainment/Tyscot Records (release date: September 25, 2015) www.tyscot.com By Bob Marovich Perhaps I’m just a softie for slow, poignant gospel songs, or it’s that Chicago’s Tiff Joy (Tiffany Joy McGhee), on her self-titled debut album, is at her very best when she sings such selections. Or both. I’m thinking both. At several points on Tiff Joy’s live album, the singer breaks from the tried-and-true high energy praise team warm-ups that pepper so many P&W albums these days to deliver heartfelt messages with heartrending music. On “The Promise,” for instance, Tiff reminds the listeners ...

Click on the image above to begin listening. JGM Music Hour: Episode 95 Track List: Victory right now – Angela “Missy” Billups He was always there (that’s why I praise Him) – Zenobia Dewely I am so grateful – Kevan Peabody All I need is you – AsOne We don’t always understand – Laura Kaczor Back to basics 2.0 (the remix) – Mel Holder feat. Gerald Alston My everything – The Selvys Promise – Tiff Joy Do what Jesus says – Jenise La Vonne Healer – Lady Renee Let thy kingdom – Jason Alvarez My words have power – Karen ...

“The Promise” Tiff Joy Tyscot Records/Walkway Music Group/VMan Entertainment Chicagoan Tiffany Joy McGhee, known as Tiff Joy, wrote and was featured on “Amazing,” the title track of Ricky Dillard & New G’s latest, and arguably most popular, album. “Amazing” earned her a Stellar Award for Song of the Year. We hear Tiff Joy again on “The Promise.” This smoothly-produced, radio-ready single is a declaration to remain steadfast in faith and hope, because when “God said it, that settles it.” She carries the song in her sandy alto until the vamp, when she shouts the song’s explicit and final declaration: “It ...