GLN Reggae Gospel: Unearthing the Top Ten

Yahweh by Sone G & Jason Mighty Tops the Charts: Reggae Gospel’s Most Soulful Tracks

By Dr. D. Roy Bramwell,  Editor | Updated Tuesday Apr 29, 2025

Houston, Texas | Welcome, faithful listeners of the GL365 Network. Today we’re tapping into the soulful, rhythmically rich world of Reggae Gospel, showcasing the top ten tracks resonating across the airwaves. These songs are not only musically compelling but also provide spiritual nourishment, aligning perfectly with our mission of ‘Pointing Souls To Christ’.

At the top of our list is Yahweh by Sone G & Jason Mighty. This single, characterized by its profound message and arresting beats, has significantly shaped the Reggae Gospel scene. It’s the spiritual journey, the unyielding faith of these artists reflected in their music, that gives this track a timeless relevance.

Next on our list is Step by Minister Marion Hall. Her transformative journey from Dancehall Queen to Gospel Minister is reflected in her music, particularly in this single where faith and resilience blend seamlessly with rhythmic reggae beats.

God Yu Nuh Easy by Junior Tucker uses the artist’s unique blend of soulful gospel and traditional reggae to express gratitude and awe towards the divine. It’s this unique mix that has it on our radar.

With No Surrendah (feat. AdeJoe) by Oshane Mchugh, the spiritual resilience is palpable. The collaborative genius of Oshane and AdeJoe adds a vibrant dimension to this stirring Gospel track.

From the album Touched By An Angel Riddim The Deuce, Full A God by Rian Davis, resonates deeply with listeners. Its dynamic rhythm coupled with the artist’s profound faith sets a high bar for the genre.

The Recipe by Levy’s Heritage delivers a refreshing take on Gospel. The track’s fusion of soulful lyrics and foot-tapping rhythm has it on our playlist and our hearts.

Deliverer by Sterling Roberts is a beautifully composed track that speaks volumes about the artist’s faith and musical creativity. Its relevance in today’s music culture is undeniable.

With Reggae Worship by Akeem Gardiner, we experience a profound musical devotion that echoes throughout the track, making it a must-listen for gospel-reggae lovers.

Bexx and Buss by Sone G showcases a unique blend of culturally rich reggae beats and deep spiritual messages, while Holy Forever (Radio Edit) [feat. BISHOP WAYNE VERNON] by Latoya HD concludes our list, offering a harmonious blend of stirring vocals and spiritually uplifting lyrics.

In conclusion, these top ten tracks validate the growing relevance of Reggae Gospel in today’s music culture. They remind us that music is not only for entertainment but also for spiritual and emotional nourishment. Keep listening, keep believing, and stay tuned to the GL365 Network.

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