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[ATLANTA, GA] May 5, 2026 — Tehillah Music Group is proud to announce it has added nationally-recognized worship leader Stephen Hurd to its roster of artists in anticipation of Hurd’s new album, set to be released in the coming months.
Hurd is widely recognized for such hit songs as the praise and worship anthem “Zion is Calling,” “Let it Rise,” and th...
Episode 186 Playlist
Lily in the valley – John P. Kee
Thirst no more – Nu Nation Choir
Hold on 2 your faith – Deitrick Haddon & Voices of Unity
I count everything as joy – Fellowship Chicago Choir
Count your blessings – Ellen Hayes
He’ll make it alright – Chicago Mass Choir
New Jerusalem – Soul Messengerz
“Tis So Sweet”
Clarence McEwen
Independent (release date: April 3, 2026)
The lithe piano intro sets the mood for this marvelous choral arrangement of the nineteenth-century hymn written by Louisa M. R. Stead.
Roscharl (Sherry) Warnsley’s lead work places the hymn solidly within the walls of the Black church while the Levitical Singe...
“Kings and Priests”
Kvng David
Independent (release date: March 27, 2026)
“Kings and Priests,” written and performed by Kvng David (aka Alexander David), a Nigerian-born gospel singer based in the UK, helps raise self-esteem by celebrating the royalty inherent in every one of God’s children.
Interestingly, the melodically-interestin...
“He’ll Fix It”
The Marable Twins & Company
From the 3Sonz Records album Grateful (release date: March 27, 2026)
The Marable Twins may be a duo, but on “He’ll Fix It,” their style is quartet—good old-fashioned drive-tempo quartet singing.
Even the lyrics are comprised of the preacher wit that quartets love to incorporate...