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Brent Jones returns "Joyfully"

buzzz worthy. . .


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7Tf11DhmGw
(Los Angeles, CA)  Renowned for his mega hits “Don’t Wait Til Midnight” (featuring Coko from SWV) and his urban AC smash “Goodtime”, which topped the Billboard Charts for 47+ weeks and dominated the BET video charts,Brent Jones is back with the feel good choir jam Joy Comin’


Having served the past decade as youth pastor at the acclaimed Ebeneezer AME Church in Maryland (under Pastors Dr. Grainger & Jo Ann Browning), Brent Jones returns from a 7-year recording hiatus with Joy Comin’, one of the most highly anticipated releases of his illustrious career!

“I am a choir master at heart & God has truly blessed me to serve in some wonderful ministries like Ebeenezer, alongside Byron Cage & Earnest Pugh, and in my current position as Minister of Music at the multi-cultural Valencia Christian Center in California” says Jones.  Most known for blazing the path for urban gospel music with his trendsetting group T.P. (Total Praise) Mobb, Brent is super-excited to share the totality of the gift God has given him with this new choir project Joy Comin'.

“Nothing gives me more joy than visiting local choir rehearsals and inspiring sopranos, altos, and tenors to smile, laugh, sing praises, dance and to just have a goodtime in Jesus’ name.  So I am super-excited about this new project Joy Comin’ and my new partnership with EchoPark JDI”  

A diverse 12 song collection featuring gospel music at its best, Brent Jones is here to remind you that - no matter what you’re going through - Joy Comin’
Weeping may endure for a night
That's OK, I’ll be fine
Cause in the morning time
I know Joy Comin’

All my tears, He bottles them
Reminds me that I’m never alone
This race I’m in, I’m bound to win
So I can't give up now, NO!

It's only a test
That you’re going through
There’s a blessing
With your name on it
Waiting for you

Joy Comin’

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