As we celebrate the profound influence of these 30 iconic Black male gospel singers, we not only acknowledge their unparalleled talent but also their role in shaping the landscape of gospel music.

Black people are spiritual beings, which contributes to our deep connection to gospel music. A 2021 Pew Research survey found that “belief in the divine is close to universal among Black ...

Come with us as we explore the ’50s and ’60s and honor the exceptional black male singers who forever changed music and society. 23 Black Male Singers of the 1950s 1.

Debora Wondercheck was trying to process scenes of civil unrest in 2021 when she came up with “Gospel Voices of OC,” a production chronicling the lives of African Americans who helped build and shape ...

The Black Gospel Archive at Baylor University is the world's largest digital collection of gospel music. Now, it wants to collect oral histories around its rare recordings.

Whatever our relationship to the Black church, there is a rich legacy of Black gospel music and preaching to explore […] The post Soul-stirring: What can ‘Gospel’ do for you? appeared first ...

Wilmer “Little Axe” Broadnax was a Black transman whose tenor voice raised him to fame in the 1940s and 50s during the golden era of traditional Black Gospel music. Born in Houston, Broadnax ...

After a major-label pop career went nowhere, Alex Aiono just self-released "The Gospel at 23," a full-on gospel album that chronicles his bumpy Hollywood ride.

One of the only surviving books of gospel spirituals composed and published by Charles Henry Pace, part of his archive together with photo negatives of sheet music and printing places, is seen at ...

The Voices of East Harlem went from community stages to the Isle of Wight Festival, blending the soul-cleansing power of Christian songs with R&B, funk and rock on “Right On Be Free.” ...

The sound of drums, piano chords, clapping hands and vocal riffs filled the Alice Millar Chapel on Tuesday during the “Gays and Gospel” event. School of Communication Dean E. Patrick Johnson ...