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Varios cantantes cristianos destacan en la lista de nominados de la 62° edición de la ceremonia anual de los Grammy Awards.

En la categoría de “Mejor Canción Góspel” fueron nominados “Love Theory” de Kirk Franklin, “Talkin' 'Bout Jesus” de Gloria Gaynor y Yolanda Adams, “See The Light” de Travis Greene y Jekalyn Carr, “Speak The Name” de Koryn Hawthorne y Natalie Grant; y “This Is A Move (Live) de Tasha Cobbs Leonard.

 

 

 

 

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This is just insane, man. God is so gracious and I am so undeserving. What does deserve recognition here is the fact that people far more talented than me made this song what it is. @bernieherms and @emilyweisband — you two are unbelievable writers and people. Thank you for helping me express this idea is such a compelling way. @bernieherms, your production sensibilities made this version of this song everything I wanted it to be. @jsappmusic — Your mix of this thing still makes my brain explode. It sounds amazing!! @vladomellermastering — you are the master of mastering. Thank you for making this song sonically beautiful. I have the best team in @jasonmcdaddy and @providentlabelgroup and @providentradio that pushed this song to #2 on the charts!! And of course my @maximumartistgroup family! As you can see no gets ANYWHERE WORTH GOING, alone!! _ To the @recordingacademy, thank you for being a champion for artists far beyond “The Grammys”. Your work goes far beyond an award show. I am grateful. _ Thank you, Jesus for letting me tell your story through my story.

Una publicación compartida de Tauren Wells (@taurenwells) el 20 Nov, 2019 a las 11:35 PST

Como “Mejor Canción Cristiana Contemporánea” fueron nominados “Only Jesus” de Casting Crowns, “God Only Knows” de for KING & COUNTRY y Dolly Parton, “Haven’t Seen It Yet” de Danny Gokey, “God’s Not Done With You (Single Version)” de Tauren Wells y “Rescue Story” de Zach Williams.

 

 

 

 

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Over the years we’ve read so many letters from our listeners/friends talking about the immense loneliness that so many are working through.. That in turn was one of the reasons we were inspired to write not only the album, ‘Burn The Ships’ but also the song ‘God Only Knows’... So to have so many of you resonate the way you have, and our dear @dollyparton bring her heart and passion to ‘God Only Knows’ is stunning indeed. We’re hugely encouraged as men and musicians today and sending gratitude to the Grammy Association and our peers for their kindness in these nominations!

Una publicación compartida de for KING & COUNTRY (@forkingandcountry) el 20 Nov, 2019 a las 11:33 PST

En “Mejor Album Góspel” fueron nominados “Long Live Love” de Kirk Franklin, “Goshen” de Donald Lawrence, “Tunnel Vision” de Gene Moore, “Settle Here” de William Murphy, y “Something’s Happening! A Christmas Album” de Cece Winans.

En “Mejor Album de Música Cristiana Contemporánea” fueron nominados “I Know A Ghost” de Crowder, “Burn The Ships” de for KING & COUNTRY, “Haven’t Seen It Yet” de Danny Gokey, “The Elements” de TobyMac, y “Holy Roar” de Chris Tomlin.

Como “Mejor Álbum de Raíces Góspel” fueron nominados “Deeper Roots: Where The Bluegrass Grows” de Steven Curtis Chapman, “Testimony” de Gloria Gaynor, “Deeper Oceans” de Joseph Habedank, “His Name Is Jesus” de Tim Menzies, “Gonna Sing, Gonna Shout” de Varios Artistas.

Estos premios se llevarán a cabo el próximo 26 de enero de 2020, en el Staples Center de Los Ángeles.