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Kathy Taylor and Favor have released "God Is With Us"

November 18, 2019 (Houston, TX) - Renowned songwriter, singer and beloved gospel artist Kathy Taylor returns with an all-new song “God Is With Us.” This new single featuring her vocal ensemble Favor, is their first in 10 years and advances their forthcoming album CONFIDENCE.

Taylor, well-regarded as one of Gospel music’s standards, consistently offers tried and true Gospel music that is both effectual and relevant. An accomplished Minister of Music, songwriter, producer, and community activist, Taylor's music, and the message she eloquently sings about inspires, uplifts, and heals the spirit and soul of mankind. This is most evident on the new song “God Is With Us,” a solemn, and reverent ballad. Available digitally today, “God Is With Us, serves as an essential reminder of God’s constant faithfulness, and love. This on-time song is exactly what is needed for today’s culture. 

“Wherever you are in life; or whatever you have going on … even when you feel alone, this song reminds us that God is here always,” said Kathy. The stirring track is a classic sounding song, impacting radio this week, is both hymn-like and operatic giving it a special and dramatic feel. “God Is With Us,” will be the first single off of her upcoming album CONFIDENCE slated for a 2020 release.
 
Kathy founded Kathy Taylor and Favor, a multi-talented singing ensemble known for their meticulous and breath-taking harmonies. They continue to bridge church audiences around the world. Taylor has graced the stage with many of today’s most renowned gospel artists and is know as the ‘embodiment’ of a minister of music. The purity of her sound, desire to spread the gospel, and uplift the King is always Kathy’s greatest priority. 

“God Is With Us,” available now for streaming and download everywhere. 

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