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Shekinah Grace Moyes Releases Country-Gospel Single “Never Forsaken” From Album “Rise As One”
Canadian Christian recording artist Shekinah Grace Moyes has released “Never Forsaken,” a cinematic country-gospel single and music video drawn from her cross-genre album “Rise As One.” The Vancouver, British Columbia-based artist announced the release on October 7, 2026, through her own Angel Gospel Music label.
Blending contemporary country influences with gospel and Christian pop, “Never Forsaken” speaks to remaining steadfast through uncertainty, hardship and seasons when answers feel distant. Its message is one of reassurance: circumstances may change, but God’s presence and faithfulness remain. Moyes says the song was written for people walking through moments when the road feels long and God may seem far away, beginning in that place of vulnerability before becoming a declaration of faith that God has not abandoned His people.
The release arrives during a period of real momentum for the singer, songwriter, producer and media host. The “Never Forsaken” video surpassed one million views in less than two days, and Moyes has stacked up four No. 1 releases on the DRT Global Top 100 Independent Airplay Chart. Songs including “Shine Like Heaven,” “Christmas Nation of Joy,” “Light in the Night” and “Rise As One” were also featured in retail music campaigns reaching approximately 92,000 retail locations across the United States between August 2025 and August 2026.
“Rise As One,” released in August 2026, was created as a cross-genre Christian pop project, drawing on contemporary Christian music, gospel, pop and country to carry themes of faith, hope, reconciliation and unity across cultural and musical boundaries. Moyes founded Angel Gospel Music and has hosted Grace Café TV & Radio since 2015, building a ministry that connects music, media and message — and “Never Forsaken” is its latest, most country-flavoured chapter.
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Ottawa-based gospel artist Daniel Ojo released his new project “Everything to Me — EP” on October 10, a four-song, 24-minute collection that distils the sound of one of Canadian gospel’s most distinctive worship leaders. The Nigerian-Canadian singer, known to his audience as The Psalmist, leads The Psalmist Music Ministry and signed with Tribl Records in 2025, a partnership that has carried his music to a fast-growing international audience.
The EP caps a prolific 2026 for Ojo. Through the year he has also released the singles “Most High” with Moses Akoh, described by GospelCentric as a powerful new worship anthem, “My Desire (Ps. 42:1)” with Grace Idowu, and “He Will Provide” with David Dam, alongside the album “Journey in Worship, Vol. 2” with Godswill Oyor. Each release has reinforced the identity that defines his ministry: extended, scripture-soaked worship led from the piano with an unmistakable intensity.
That identity has been recognised at the highest levels of Canadian Christian music. Ojo is a Juno and GMA Covenant Award-nominated artist: his album “Trust” was nominated for Contemporary Christian/Gospel Album of the Year at the 2023 Juno Awards, and his following, more than 100,000 strong on Instagram alone, reflects how far his Ottawa-based ministry now reaches. His collaborations bridge continents, pairing Canadian gospel with leading voices from the Nigerian worship world he came from.
“Everything to Me — EP” is a compact statement of where Daniel Ojo stands in 2026: a psalmist with a growing catalogue, a global congregation, and a title that says everything about the priority behind the music.
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