My new album ’Choirmaster II’ is available now wherever you get your music!! Go listen and let me know what you think!!
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"JESUS JESUS JESUS" with Lisa Knowles Smith…. is OUT NOW!
Watch the video and let me know what you think!
"JESUS JESUS JESUS" with Lisa Knowles Smith…. is OUT NOW!
Watch the video and let me know what you think!
REDEEMED the video is now available! Download our latest release BREAKTHROUGH: The Exodus also available wherever you listen to music!
rickydillard.lnk.to/BreakthroughCM
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SOUL’D OUT (2005)
This song has popped up on TikTok and a lot of our youngsters are rocking to it. Thank you to TikTok and all the gospel TIK TOKERS! The Choirmaster got nothing but ❤️ for y’all. RIP Valerie Griffin 💔😘
PS: Evang Griffin passed away a few yrs ago she did not pass away of recent days. Her last recording with New G was the AMAZING Album which was the 25th Silver Anniversary & Reunion
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I don't make music, for awards or plaques, but I am always grateful for them, ESPECIALLY after such a long, yet fulfilling journey. God does ALL things well, and it is marvelous in my eyes. I remain full of hope, full of purpose, full of gratitude. Thanks to the teams @MotownGospel @CapitolChristianMusicGroup; EJ Gaines, Monica Coates for an incredible partnership; ihearmusicinc for never stopping; Tiff Joy for smashing the lead, Mike Taylor, Rodney Taylor, Quadrius Salters, Will Bogle, Ravanol Scott, Keith Lott for being great lead servants and David Frazier for penning such a powerful song. As always, thank you to every radio station and anyone that supports our music.
Gospel singer Ricky Dillard was born and raised in Chicago, where he began singing in a church choir at an early age. At the age of five he began directing the youth choir and later young adult choirs. Dillard came across two recordings that inspired him to pursue gospel singing even more: James Cleveland and Aretha Franklin's "Amazing Grace" with the Southern California Community Choir, and one by the Institutional Radio Choir from Brooklyn, NY.
In the '90s, he started issuing solo albums, supported by New G, that merged gospel with dance music. Releases included 1991's Grammy-nominated Promise, 1993's A Holy Ghost Take-Over, 1995's Hallelujah, and 1996's Worked It Out. Starting with 2000's No Limit, his albums were in the Top Ten of Billboard's gospel chart. Keep Living (2004) and Amazing (2014), the latter of which was also nominated for a Grammy. Three years later, Ricky Dillard & New G delivered 10, which became their second consecutive gospel number one.