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Jeff Majors and Vocalist Kelly Price Team Up on “God’s Gift”
Majors Releases the Sixth CD from the Sacred Series Brand: “Sacred Chapter 6” In Stores September 20
“God's Gift ” most added song at R&R the week ending August 26
Music One/Sony Urban Gospel recording artist Jeff Majors releases his sixth CD from the Sacred Series Brand - Sacred Chapter 6 in stores September 20. Sacred Chapter 6 is the mid-point in his evolving 12-part Sacred Series.
The latest CD features guest performances by gold and platinum-selling superstar Kelly Price , traditional Gospel great, Dottie Peoples , and cutting-edge, hip-hop rappers, Gospel Gangstaz. The first single, “God's Gift,” featuring Kelly Price is a soulful, impassioned performance testifying to the universally, unchanging value and worth of every human being in God's creation. “That song was just meant for Kelly,” says Jeff, “and she took it exactly where it needed to go. When she began to sing it in the studio, you could almost hear the instrumental tracks breath a sigh of relief, as if they were saying, `Thank you, Kelly, for singing this song.' It was an anointed gift.” “God's Gift” was the most added song at R&R the week ending August 26, surpassing Kirk Franklin, Keith “Wonderboy” Johnson, Shekinah Glory Ministry and Marvin Sapp.
Jeff will be featured on a series of upcoming promotional events including the Boston Stone Soul Festival (September 3), Publick Play House Holiday Celebration (December 17) and other year-end events. He was just featured on Bishop T.D. Jakes' Mega Fest's “Women of Purpose” Concert at Phillips Arena on August 4 with Gladys Knight, Chaka Khan, Stephanie Mills, Martha Munizzi, Vickie Winans, Dottie Peoples, Karen Clark-Sheard, The Clark Sisters and others.
Jeff Majors, a native of Washington , D.C. , spent part of his youth living and studying in a monastery. His spiritual journey later led him to ordination as a minister in the Pentecostal Church at age 19, though by that time his ministry, and ever-evolving awareness of his own spirituality, had found its most meaningful expression in music.
