I grew up on classic gospel — choirs filling the room, harmonies stacked like a wall of faith, that feeling when the whole place is singing the same line and it hits deeper than just music.
But I also live in a world of R&B, pop hooks and contemporary production. Gospel Contemp is my way of stitching those worlds together: the message stays the same, but the clothes are a little more playlist-era, a little more late-night headphone session.
It’s for the people who still believe, who still wrestle, who still carry questions and hope at the same time. A song for the ones who don’t always fit the “perfect church” picture, but still feel God in the cracks of everyday life.
I wrote a song called Coz I Believe. It’s about Jesus reaching out to me, like, “Dance with Me—follow My walk and My words—and you’ll be more than okay.” I took that deal. I made Him my Lord and Savior, because I believe in Him and in what He promised me.
Coz I Believe is basically my love letter and my testimony in one—about trusting that when He reaches out, and you reach back, your story doesn’t just get better… it gets redeemed.
Low-key, a lot of us are out here single, looking for that person – someone to share life with, even the deep, personal stuff. Someone solid. Someone we can actually count on. But real talk? So many of us keep looking in the wrong places and end up tired, confused, and heartbroken. What if, instead of chasing the wrong hearts, you called out to Jesus? No subscription, no fee – it’s literally free.
Talk to Him. Ask Him for real love and real care – straight from the Man from Galilee, the One who doesn’t play games with your heart. 🤍
A friend of mine, Joe Milner — a producer, composer, and songwriter from Palm Springs, California — wrote a song for my album Atis. The song is called “Sanctuary.”
The heart behind it is simple: everybody needs a place to run to when life hits hard. A place of refuge. A space where the pain, stress, and noise of life can ease up, even just a little.
People need sanctuary from so many things — heartbreak, pressure, fear, disappointment, burnout.
That’s what this song is about: that deep craving we all have for somewhere safe, steady, and healing… a sanctuary for the soul.