Thank You - Lady Harmony

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Work It Out For Me (Live)

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In this sick 
And sad society 
Were distracted 
By the masses and 
That truth that be 
Chasing thrills 
In search of dopamine 
Finding 
drugs 
That get us high 
To numb the pain 
That seeps 
Deep within 
This is a bitter dream 
Torn apart 
All of our seems 
The furthest thing 
From teams 
Love is lost 
This is a tragedy 
How did this things turn out so 
 wrong 
This isn’t what it seems 

God please save us from me
Guide  be gently 
I don’t feel that good today
Please just keep the sin away 

Something right 
Feels so wrong 
Late night drives 
To this song 
Reminiscing 
Younger days 
Cos light was brighter
Now it’s gone 

Hard to sleep 
Getting long 
Wide awake 
Deep among 
Damaged souls 
Who long for answers 
Why their hearts 
Were stomped on 

In this dark 
And cold society 
Making fun of the weak 
And chasing clout for free 
Damaged goods 
Forget priorities 
Placing money over worship 
hooked on symphonies 
Now we’ve lost 
All sense of sanity 
Taking pride in temporary 
No humanity 
Oh Wrapped in lust
What is this fever dream 
Watching murder day to day
They turn it to a meme

GOD SAVE US

Uplift in the Rain carries the spirit of resilience—an R&B slow-burn that turns sorrow into a quiet anthem of endurance. The track opens with a husky, low vocal that feels weary but alive, like the sound of someone singing through the weight of memory. As the song unfolds, the delivery grows brighter, not in spectacle but in conviction, as though each note steps closer to freedom. The production is warm and analog, with a subtle groove that mirrors the rhythm of rain against glass: steady, reflective, grounding. It’s a song about finding light without waiting for the storm to end, about learning that strength isn’t the absence of pain but the ability to carry it forward. Uplift in the Rain feels at once melancholic and hopeful, a soul-blues confession that blooms into quiet strength.

Uplift in the Rain

Somehow Someway

Spirit Fall Down (feat. Red Budd Gospel Choir)

The Awakening of Le'Andria Johnson

Jesus

Lisa Knowles "Work on Me"

Millions

A remake of the Jodeci classic - revamped By JAMAL ROBERTS "Forever In Heaven" as performed on BET SUNDAY BEST 2020 / produced by ADAM BLACKSTONE & ERIC DAWKINS Written by WARRYN CAMPBELL

JAMAL ROBERTS - FOREVER IN HEAVEN

LeAndria Johnson - Deliver Me (Live) 2020 2.mp3

Born November 6, 1997 in Meridian, Mississippi, Jamal Roberts is the breakout soul artist of 2025. After winning Season 23 of American Idol with a record setting 26 million votes, the highest since the show's move to ABC Hulu, Jamal has swiftly transitioned from a fan favorite to a chart topping artist.

His debut single, “Heal,” a stirring reinterpretation of Tom Odell’s ballad infused with gospel and R&B elements, debuted at No. 1 on both the Billboard Hot Gospel Songs and Gospel Digital Song Sales charts. The track also secured a spot in the top 10 on the Gospel Streaming Songs chart, marking a significant milestone for a debut release.

Jamal’s performances have garnered millions of views on YouTube, with his rendition of “Heal” during the Top 12 round of American Idol standing out as a fan favorite. With his authentic storytelling, soulful vocals, and a message of resilience, Jamal Roberts is not just an artist to watch, he's a voice that defines a generation.