Erica Campbell On TV this SUNDAY - Bobby Jones Gospel & Soul Train Awards 2014
Keep November 30th in your diary. On that day, on BET and Centric, Gospel music artist Erica Campbell will be on Bobby Jones Gospel and The Soul Train Awards!
Campbell will perform her hit single "Help" and the new smash "You Are" on the new season of Bobby Jones Gospel. Then, don't miss SOUL TRAIN AWARDS 2014 on both CENTRIC AND BET. Erica makes a special appearance on the Red Carpet special starting at 7pm!
Campbell and her sister Tina were part of the multi-award winning duo Mary Mary. Just as Alicia Keys pushed the boundaries of R&B, Mary Mary demolished all the scaffolds surrounding Gospel Music. With hits like "Shackles (Praise You)," "Get Up," "God in Me" and "Heaven," Mary Mary not only topped the Gospel chart but they were able to make encampments within the Dance and Hip Hop/R&B markets too.
"Help" though lists Erica Campbell as the primary artist, it's by no means a one-woman affair. Rather, partnering once again with her hubby as well as famed producer Warryn Campbell (Yolanda Adams, Chante More), Campbell not only produced the bulk of the record but his song writing pen is also ubiquitous. Further, sister and singing partner Tina Atkins-Campbell is listed as the co-writer and a backing vocalist on the single "A Little More Jesus." Two singles have preceded the record. The first of which is the aforementioned "A Little More Jesus," a slice of 70s-sounding Stevie Wonder throwback funk that is spiked by some infectious sounding marching band percussions. While the sophomore single "Help," which features a rap section by Lecrae, reminds us of "Shackles (Praise You)" with its indelible and distinguishable hooks.
For our review of Campbell's new album, read http://www.hallels.com/articles/1372/20140324/erica-campbell-help-album-review.htm#ixzz3KDpQaOGu
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