Just in time for Father’s Day, Gospel balladeer and award winning Motown Gospel recording artist Brian Courtney Wilson reflects on the distinctive love and care of our Heavenly Father in a special acoustic version of the song, Our Father is Kind, taken from his latest disc
Motown Gospel singer-songwriter Brian Courtney Wilson continues his success with his fourth studio album A GREAT WORK. The title track, “A Great Work,” hit the Top 10 on the BDS gospel radio chart this week, marking the fastest-rising single of Wilson’s career. This week, Brian shares
Saturday morning of Stellar weekend brought the annual breakfast sponsored by ASCAP in conjunction with Motown Gospel at the 9th annual “Morning Glory” Breakfast reception honoring the 2018 Stellar Awards nominees. Recently signed Motown Gospel artist, Lexi, hit the stage to perform her newest single, “In
Grammy-nominated, groundbreaking singer-songwriter Brian Courtney Wilson shares new music this week with the release of “A Great Work,” the debut single and title track from his first new album in 3 years, A GREAT WORK, to be released by Motown Gospel in March 2018. Wilson’s purpose-driven
McDonalds Inspiration Celebration Tour marks its eleventh year bringing Gospel music to the cities across the country. This year's tour includes performances by Tye Tribbett, Bishop Paul S. Morton, Jekalyn Carr, Brian Courtney Wilson, Anita Wilson, Paul Porter and returning music director Donald Lawrence. “To hear
In response to the unrest and distress facing our nation and the world, Motown Gospel will release "Heal: Songs of Hope for Our Nation" a digital only compilation hitting retail digital outlets on January 13th. Fronting the compilation is Heal (Find a Way) a new song
Gospel recording artists Anthony Brown and group therAPy and Brian Courtney Wilson stopped by St Jude's Children's Research Hospital for a very special performance and meet and greet with patients. Despite having hectic schedules, the Grammy award nominated artists took time from their busy schedules to
Motown Gospel gives a different approach to its artist’s songs with the release of an acoustic compilation aptly titled 1 Mic 1 Take. The CD brings together the label’s best loved performers including Grammy Award winners Smokie Norful and Tasha Cobbs as well as Myron Butler & Levi, Brian Courtney Wilson and Royce Lovett.
This was a first time venture for the label, with the sessions all taking place at the iconic Capitol Studios. “Putting world class artists in a legendary room performing their signature songs with scaled back production doesn’t present itself often,” says, Larry Blackwell, Vice President and General Manager of Motown Gospel. “I believe the artists captured the fundamental essence of our genre with their soulful performances.”
Kirk Franklin’s “Wanna Be Happy” was announced this evening as the Grammy winner in the category of Best Gospel Performance/Song.
Motown Gospel celebrates Grammy nominations for Tasha Cobbs and Brian Courtney Wilson. Tasha Cobbs took home a Grammy statue for her stirring performance of Break Every Chain from her debut project in 2014. One Place Live was released in August, and made its debut at #1
