New Music Tuesday: Regina Belle, Ben Tankard, and Darlene McCoy
Tuesday, music lovers favorite day of the week! We’ve got new offerings from Regina Belle, Ben Tankard, and Darlene McCoy. Get more info on the artists and their latest offerings below…
Regina Belle – “Higher”
Grammy Award Winning songstress Regina Belle is back with a new Gospel LP “Higher.” After a successful run with her Gospel debut album “Love Forever Shines” Belle is returning to the Gospel music scene with “Higher,” which hit shelves today via Pendulum Records. This time around the “God Is Good” singer teamed up with producers PAJAM, Terence Vaughn, and Micah Stampley. Additionally, you can expect guest appearances from Pastor Shirley Caesar, Lowell Pye, and Kathy Taylor. Be sure to stop by iTunes and check out the latest offering from Regina Belle.
Ben Tankard – “Full Tank”
Ben Tankard often referred to as the “Godfather of Gospel Jazz” is back with a new LP titled “Full Tank.” The new project which hit stores today boasts an all-star line up of Jazz and Gospel greats; a list which includes Gerald Albright, Tim Bowman, Mark Kibble of Take-6, and neo-soul singer Cynthia Jones. “My goal through my music is to inspire and motivate listeners through relaxed thought, peace, and reflection, Tankard explains. “Way down on the inside everyone has the potential for greatness, and it is time to tap into the FULL TANK that the creator gave you.” Make sure you stop by iTunes and check out Tankard’s 18th solo smooth Gospel/Jazz project.
Darlene McCoy – “Not Guilty” (Single)
Gospel belle Darlene McCoy offers up brand new music in the form of her new single, “Not Guilty.” Preceded by single “I Shall Live & Not Die” the new offering is a modest, slow building ballad, this song was inspired and written for those who have been ashamed, accused, felt guilty of the little things and feel condemned for the choices they have made in life. My fate is in the judges hands..” says Darlene who speaks this song is for those who need to be reminded that in God’s eyes we are not Guilty. “Love paid the price for mercy, my verdict NOT GUILTY”. Stop by iTunes and check out the beautiful ballad from Darlene McCoy.
