Gospel Artists on American Idol

Freedom

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Phil Stacey

Phil Stacey was a finalist on the sixth season of more...0 points

Phil Stacey was a finalist on the sixth season of American Idol, where he performed for an average of 30 million viewers for the eleven weeks he competed on the series. Phil's debut single, "If You Didn't Love Me" is climbing the country charts. The track is produced by Wayne Kirkpatrick and co-written by Rascal Flatts' Gary Levox.0 points

Running Back to You

From American Idol season six finalist. Sligh's wi more...0 points

From American Idol season six finalist. Sligh's willingness to challenge convention and to take creative risks is evident throughout "Running Back To You". Produced by Brown Bannister (Amy Grant, Aaron Neville, MercyMe, Steven Curtis Chapman), with guest co-production from renowned musicians Will Owsley and Stephen Leiweke, the project will evoke other artists of passion and commitment, from Switchfoot to The Killers.0 points

Coming Back to You

Melinda Doolittle's debut CD: A combination of the more...0 points

Melinda Doolittle's debut CD: A combination of the fierce electricity of Tina Turner s early years with the lush instrumentation of today s pop-soul renaissance0 points

Miracles

After leaving his life as a student at the Univers more...0 points

After leaving his life as a student at the University of Oklahoma to pursue his musical dreams, George Huff ended up on one of the most-watched programs on television, Fox's American Idol. As he sang week to week, he won over the masses with his powerful performances, upbeat spirit and never-ending smile. In the end, he as the jovial last man standing, a top five finalist seen by over 20 million people worldwide! He will continue to share these gifts through his first full-length project, Miracl...0 points

Jordin Sparks

Liking Jordin Sparks, American Idol's season six winner, more...0 points

Liking Jordin Sparks, American Idol's season six winner, comes instinctively. How many 17-year-olds are as self-possessed, as big-smiling, as committed to having a good time and keeping it real? Probably none. Liking Sparks' music has been a different story for fans anticipating her debut CD, though. Her gut-busting Idol performance of "I (Who Have Nothing)" was possibly her only prime-time goosebump generator, yet she's seen an instant progression to diva-dom, as chronicled in reports that foun...0 points

I Need an Angel

If anybody ought to be hugging the velvet teddy bear more...0 points

If anybody ought to be hugging the velvet teddy bear for releasing I Need an Angel, the follow up to the Idol 2 champ's 2003 Soulful debut, it's the top brass in the gospel music biz. Not only does Studdard give the genre its props by reinvestigating his roots and turning in an entire disc's worth of well-loved renditions, he also, by virtue of his celebrity, will spawn a new audience of secular listeners for the music. Because to hear this stuff--whether you were raised in the church or outside...0 points