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Tribl Records Celebrates GRAMMY Award Win

By |February 5th, 2025|Categories: Contemporary Gospel, News|Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , |

Globally-acclaimed TRIBL Records celebrates winning Best Gospel Performance/Song at the 67th GRAMMY Awards, for the mega-single, “One Hallelujah” featuring Tasha Cobbs Leonard, Israel Houghton, Erica Campbell, Jonathan McReynolds, and Jekalyn Carr.

First Gospel Album by The SteelDrivers Sets Sacred Lyrics to the Group’s Signature Sound

By |September 9th, 2023|

By Robert M. Marovich Take in a concert by The SteelDrivers and, in between songs like “Blue Side of the Mountain,” "Wearin' a Hole," and “Long Way Down,” you might hear a song or two from the canon of southern gospel music. But until yesterday, one could not find an [...]

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Tribl Records Celebrates GRAMMY Award Win

By |February 5th, 2025|Categories: Contemporary Gospel, News|Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , |

Globally-acclaimed TRIBL Records celebrates winning Best Gospel Performance/Song at the 67th GRAMMY Awards, for the mega-single, “One Hallelujah” featuring Tasha Cobbs Leonard, Israel Houghton, Erica Campbell, Jonathan McReynolds, and Jekalyn Carr.

First Gospel Album by The SteelDrivers Sets Sacred Lyrics to the Group’s Signature Sound

By |September 9th, 2023|

By Robert M. Marovich Take in a concert by The SteelDrivers and, in between songs like “Blue Side of the Mountain,” "Wearin' a Hole," and “Long Way Down,” you might hear a song or two from the canon of southern gospel music. But until yesterday, one could not find an [...]

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