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VASHAWN MITCHELL'S LATEST IS 'TRIUMPHANT'

VaShawn Mitchell highly anticipated new project, TRIUMPHANT, soars to the top of Billboard's Top Gospel Chart, debuting at number two.  Coming in at Number 2 on the top Gospel Albums Chart, TRIUMPHANT marks Mitchell's best first week overall scan.
This successful first week is being supported by a both industry and consumer acclaim. Mitchell celebrated the release with release concerts in both hometowns with sold out shows in Atlanta and Chicago. TRIUMPHANT is the number one Gospel album on iTunes and has set the standard from contemporary choir albums.  The effortless blend of strong vocals and production makes TRIUMPHANT one of the summer's best releases.   Along with the standout first single, "Nobody Greater," other notable tracks include "His Blood Still Works," featuring Lisa Page Brooks; the upbeat "Chasing After You," and the encouraging "Be Fruitful."

  "Nobody Greater" Awesome Worship Single 
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Leading the way is the standout single title track, "Nobody Greater," a truly powerful worship ballad  that is sweeping the nation.  The song's awesome message resonates with all who hear it. "Nobody Greater," is the fastest growing single at Gospel radio. 


Artists and radio alike are loving the album:


"I love this new CD ... Nobody Greater is the business."
- Byron Cage

 "VaShawn Mitchell has captured the heart and sentiment of every Christian, in his powerful interpretation of "Nobody Greater."  I sing the song at every service and concert -- VaShawn is remarkable! I am a Fan!"
- Pastor Donnie McClurkin


"This song is INCREDIBLE! I got goose bumps... this song is the worship song to end the 2010 because it's not just a song--it's an experience!" 
-Torrez Harris, Program Director WHLH FM

"Nobody Greater is pure powerful praise and worship!  This song is definitely one of VaShawn's best works...."
 -Effie Rolfe, APD  Inspiration 1390/ Chicago
 

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