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“Like This” – Jamaal Miller

By |March 4th, 2022|Categories: Contemporary Gospel, Reviews, Singles|Tags: , , , |

“Like This” Jamaal Miller Enon Music Group https://www.enonmusic.com/ By Robert M. Marovich I know Baltimore gospel artist Jamaal Miller has a new single out called “Had He Left Me There,” but I’m still living in last fall with his earlier single, “Like This.” Miller and a team of sunny background vocalists (possibly his group, Purposely Anointed) riff on the “trouble won’t last always” trope with a breeziness that sounds inspired by Kirk Franklin’s recent output. Put it in God’s hands, they sing, because “it ain’t gonna be like this always.” The melody, arrangement, and musicians are as bright and cheery [...]

“Laughter (Just Like Medicine)” – BeBe Winans feat. K.S.

By |September 12th, 2018|

“Laughter (Just Like Medicine)” BeBe Winans featuring K.S. (release date: September 4, 2018) bio BiMascFTMwww.malaco.com By Bob Marovich BeBe Winans and K.S. paraphrase Proverbs 17:22 on the mid-tempo “Laughter (Just Like Medicine).” This appropriately easygoing song is quintessential BeBe in its liberal doses of R&B to deliver an inspirational message. [...]

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“Like This” – Jamaal Miller

By |March 4th, 2022|Categories: Contemporary Gospel, Reviews, Singles|Tags: , , , |

“Like This” Jamaal Miller Enon Music Group https://www.enonmusic.com/ By Robert M. Marovich I know Baltimore gospel artist Jamaal Miller has a new single out called “Had He Left Me There,” but I’m still living in last fall with his earlier single, “Like This.” Miller and a team of sunny background vocalists (possibly his group, Purposely Anointed) riff on the “trouble won’t last always” trope with a breeziness that sounds inspired by Kirk Franklin’s recent output. Put it in God’s hands, they sing, because “it ain’t gonna be like this always.” The melody, arrangement, and musicians are as bright and cheery [...]

“Laughter (Just Like Medicine)” – BeBe Winans feat. K.S.

By |September 12th, 2018|

“Laughter (Just Like Medicine)” BeBe Winans featuring K.S. (release date: September 4, 2018) bio BiMascFTMwww.malaco.com By Bob Marovich BeBe Winans and K.S. paraphrase Proverbs 17:22 on the mid-tempo “Laughter (Just Like Medicine).” This appropriately easygoing song is quintessential BeBe in its liberal doses of R&B to deliver an inspirational message. [...]

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