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Jevon Dewand Set to Light Up Stellar Awards As Two New Videos Arrive


 

Atlanta, GA — Jevon Dewand is taking his message of faith, perseverance, and transformation to a national television audience as he joins an all-star lineup for the 41st Annual Stellar Gospel Music Awards this weekend. Dewand, alongside GRAMMY® Award-winning producer Jazze Pha, Stellar Award-winning singer Isaac Carree, Gaz Money, and a special surprise guest, will perform the hit anthem “10X My Blessings,” featured on his four-song EP, 10X ME.

You can watch Jevon Dewand & The Trap Starz electrifying performance premiering on The Stellar Network on Saturday, August 29 at 8:00 p.m. EST and 10:00 p.m. EST, followed by the BET Network broadcast on Sunday, August 30 at 8:00 p.m. EST and 10:30 p.m. EST.  The ceremony will also air in syndication September 5–27, with Bounce TV airing the show on Saturday, September 5 at 1:00 p.m. EST.

The Stellar Awards appearance arrives as Dewand releases two compelling new music videos that further bring the message of 10X ME to life.  The “This Is What A Miracle Sounds Like” official music video is a testimonial anthem featuring soulful singer and producer Gaz Money.  Rooted in gratitude and personal testimony, the song celebrates God's undeniable power to transform circumstances and turn what seemed impossible into a miracle.

Dewand also teams up with Gene Moore, Gaz Money, and Jazze Pha for the official music video for “Don’t Tell Me What My God Can’t Do.” The powerful collaboration is an unapologetic declaration of faith and confidence in God's ability to do the impossible.

Watch both videos now on Jevon Dewand’s official YouTube channel and the Mr. Kerry Douglas/Blacksmoke Music Worldwide YouTube channel.  The videos give viewers a chance to experience the visual stories behind two standout tracks from 10X ME.  At the heart of the project is Dewand's belief that music can inspire personal transformation and encourage people to recognize the blessings and potential already placed in their hands.

With 10X ME, Jevon has created more than a collection of songs—he is building a movement centered on faith, growth, abundance, and the power to multiply what God has already placed within us. His Stellar Awards performance and the release of these two new music videos mark another significant chapter in that mission.

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