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When soul meets surrender, something divine happens — and Tiffany Nichelle captures that miracle moment perfectly on her new gospel single “Pray Through The Pain.” Written and produced by Yung Adamsville, the record is a raw, heartfelt testimony that fuses R&B warmth with the grit of real-world faith. It’s not just another Sunday song — it’s a survival story in melody form.

From the opening chords, Adamsville sets the scene with cinematic keys and atmospheric drums that feel like storm clouds parting. Then Tiffany Nichelle’s voice cuts through — rich, vulnerable, and steady like someone who’s been through fire and learned how to praise in the middle of it. “Sometimes you gotta cry your way through it,” she sings, layering pain and peace in the same breath. Every note feels lived in — this isn’t performance, it’s perseverance.

The track moves with modern gospel energy — think Mary Mary meets H.E.R. — bridging the sanctuary and the streets. Tiffany Nichelle’s delivery channels heartbreak, healing, and holy conviction all at once. You can feel the weight of every lyric, but also the lift — the quiet confidence that even in brokenness, faith still wins. It’s the kind of record that makes you close your eyes and nod like you’ve been there too.

Yung Adamsville’s production complements that emotion flawlessly. His arrangement blends live-sounding instrumentation with soulful modern bounce, balancing traditional gospel roots with today’s R&B textures. It’s the perfect canvas for Tiffany Nichelle’s voice — one that lets her testify without ever losing rhythm or soul.

More than a gospel record, “Pray Through The Pain” is a cultural statement — proof that spirituality and sound can evolve together. Tiffany Nichelle isn’t preaching from a pulpit; she’s singing from experience, offering a reminder that prayer isn’t passive — it’s power. And as the hook rises, her message is undeniable: no matter the storm, you can find purpose in pain.

With this release, Tiffany Nichelle and Yung Adamsville continue their streak of emotionally charged collaborations that redefine what inspirational music can sound like. “Pray Through The Pain” isn’t just a song — it’s a moment of healing wrapped in harmony.

Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/pray-through-the-pain/1848708886?i=1848708887

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/7nQ2q4d219bhc3AWKP6wPp?si=Ja5GCcPwTwekFvQevoJMlw

Tiffany Nichelle - Pray Through The Pain (Prod. By Yung Adamsville) R&B & Soul

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The holiday season isn't always a happy time and this song is here to let you know that you're not alone and we can get through this together like the family you never had.

This Christmas

A perception of our limited vision/frequency:

Magnificent Perception explores something we rarely think about:  
our eyes only see a tiny slice of the spectrum, and that limitation is a gift.  
It protects us from overload, keeps us balanced, and pushes us to imagine the rest.  
Perception becomes a choice, the power to filter infinity into meaning,  
to tune higher, see deeper, and feel what we can’t physically witness.

We are not broken. We are filtered for survival, creativity, and connection.

Turn that radiation to rhythm,  
translate chaos to vision.  
Infrared halos, violet kisses,  
truth too raw, so we live in prisms.

Magnificent Perception

Yo, you been workin' my nerves, can’t you see?
Second-guessin' who was right first, you and me.
All this energy on somethin' minor, uh,
Can't you hear me out? Bitch, I’m tryin' to shine ya.

Smilin' while you textin' me, that's our love flow,
Can hardly get the best of me, girl, I need you, though.
'Cause, girl, I need it, I need your tension with urgency,
Late at night, never on time but you make it right urgently.

Whenever I tried, let you have your way,
And still won’t say, at the end of the day,
I’m still up for the chase, don’t leave me behind,
Actin' tough on me won’t get you what you find.

Yo, you been workin' my nerves, can’t you see?
Second-guessin' who was right first, you and me.
All this energy on somethin' minor, uh,
Can't you hear me out? Bitch, I’m tryin' to shine ya.

Smilin' while you textin' me, that's our love flow,
Can hardly get the best of me, girl, I need you, though.
'Cause, girl, I need it, I need your tension with urgency,
Late at night, never on time but you make it right urgently.

Don't come in here tryna blame me, I ain't the foe,
We already on the edge, only see red for the roses I throw.
Prada's by your dresser, tension causin' pressure,
Always get it right in the end, just a damn treasure.

Yo, you been workin' my nerves, can’t you see?
Second-guessin' who was right first, you and me.
All this energy on somethin' minor, uh,
Can't you hear me out? Bitch, I’m tryin' to shine ya.

Smilin' while you textin' me, that's our love flow,
Can hardly get the best of me, girl, I need you, though.
'Cause, girl, I need it, I need your tension with urgency,
Late at night, never on time but you make it right urgently.

Montreal [Demo]

Single

Yo, when you feel your love's been taken,
It hits hard like a shot, got my heart shakin’,
When you know there’s somethin’ missin’,
In the dark, we’re barely hangin’ on, no admission,

You rest your head upon my chest,
Feel like there ain't nothin' left, just a mess,
Damn, I’m afraid that what we had is gone,
Echoes of the love, but the fire's withdrawn.

But then I think of the start,
And it echoes a spark,
Magic electricity, ignitin’ in the dark,
Look in my heart, see a light in the dark,
Still a flicker of hope, you first gave me that spark, x2

When you lay there and you’re sleepin’,
Patterns of your breathin’, got my soul weepin’,
Talkin’ to the ceilin’, askin’ what you’re thinkin’,
Got me questionin' everything, feelin’ like we’re sinkin’,

And damn, I’m afraid that what we had is gone,
These memories replay, like they’re stuck on a song.
I’ve been the One for you all along
Started off Shakey, but we ended up Strong 

But then I think of the start,
And it echoes a spark,
Magic electricity, ignitin’ in the dark,
Look in my heart, see a light in the dark,
Still a flicker of hope, you first gave me that spark, x2

I want this to pass, I hope it won’t last,
Last too long, baby, let’s move fast,
Diggin’ through the rubble, we can make it last,
Remember the highs, forget about the past.

So lay your head down, baby, let’s find our peace,
In the chaos of love, let this tension cease,
Please, don’t leave, we can fight the storm,
Got that flicker of hope, keepin’ love warm.

But then I think of the start,
And it echoes a spark,
Magic electricity, ignitin’ in the dark,
Look in my heart, see a light in the dark,
Still a flicker of hope, you first gave me that spark, x2

Yo, when you feel your love's been taken,
It hits hard like a shot, got my heart shakin’,
When you know there’s somethin’ missin’,
In the dark, we’re barely hangin’ on, no admission,

You rest your head upon my chest,
Feel like there ain't nothin' left, just a mess,
Damn, I’m afraid that what we had is gone,
Echoes of the love, but the fire's withdrawn.

But then I think of the start,
And it echoes a spark,
Magic electricity, ignitin’ in the dark,
Look in my heart, see a light in the dark,
Still a flicker of hope, you first gave me that spark, x2

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Gbenga is an artist hailing from South London. 

Influenced by Kendrick Lamar, Sampha & Kanye West, his top-tier lyricism, virtuosic microphone command, and sharp conceptual vision consolidate his musical journey.

Montreal [Demo]

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