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NEW MUSIC: Maurette Brown Clark to release first independent project, 'I Want God' on 4/26

MAURETTE BROWN CLARK
TO RELEASE NEW SINGLE “I WANT GOD” 4/26
ON HER OWN RECORDING LABEL, NETTIE’S CHILD MUSIC
The Heart-Wrenching Track Features Backing Vocals By
One of Gospel Music’s Hottest Acts, Anthony Brown & group therAPy
 
9c4d9fc1-c4fc-42d7-8e9a-9e516fefb13e.jpg Stellar Award winning and Dove Award nominated singer-songwriter, Maurette Brown Clark, is back with a desperately passionate song of devotion. The rousing anthem, “I Want God” (Nettie’s Child Music/IndieBlu), is the first offering on her recording label, Nettie’s Child Music. It’s also in keeping with her timeless, chart-topping hits such as “One God” and “It Ain’t Over (Until God Says It’s Over).” Backed by the Grammy® Award nominated act, Anthony Brown & group therAPy, the soulful track is the singer’s first release in four years. It will make its debut on all major streaming and digital service providers April 26th.  Info Link:   http://smarturl.it/MBCIWantGod
 
“I Want God just gets to the heart of the matter. Nothing else satisfies us unless we have a relationship with God”, says Brown Clark who wrote the song with producer Kenneth Shelton (Marvin Sapp, Kim Burrell). “I’m just singing my heart and hoping that it resonates with people” It’s already doing so with some radio programmers. “Maurette has given us another classic”, says Brodric Purvis, Program Director of WLOU in Louisville, KY. “I know my listeners will love this.” 
 
The song’s earnest message and compelling vocal are true to who she is as an artist.  “My intent has always been and still to this day, is to chase after God,” says Brown Clark who hosts the midday program “The Sound of Praise” on Radio One Baltimore’s Praise 106.1 station.  “I never entered music ministry for any other reason than to try to tell people about Jesus.  He found me, saved me, sticks with me and He has certainly blessed me beyond what I deserve.  At the end of the day, stuff is good, recognition is good, things are good; but at the heart of the matter, all I've ever wanted was Him.”

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