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Let's Talk: Gospel Music Gold

Ansonia Smith Gibbs
Gospel Music
Chicago
Detroit
Songwriting
Gospel Music Gold
Gospel Music Industry
Gospel Music History
Gospel Jazz
DAF Entertainment Group
Houston, United States
Live Recording
Worship Ministry
Hymns
Youth In Unity
Hymns Conference
Jesus
New Orleans, United States
Church
Voices Of Worship Choir
Detroit Gospel Music Scene

This is a podcast which will feature Gospel musicians, singers, choir masters/ directors, Gospel songwriters, Gospel music historians, Gospel music producers and recording artists from various backgrounds. We will talk with people from various decades to share their stories and experiences in Gospel Music. There will also be historical shows sharing various facts about the history of Gospel music ... more

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•K. Jeanette grew up in Darlington, SC in the United Methodist Church as a little girl. She sang in the children’s choir at the ageof 5, and was an usher, she joined the youth choir as a teenager, then later became the director. She is the CEO of the... more

•Willie Hill hails from Durham, NC and has a great history of playing with bands, Shirley Ceasar, Willie Hinton and many, many more and he has some powerful songs to come. Willie attended North Carolina Central University (located inDurham), where he... more

•Tremaine "Tranzpar3nt" Barr born and raised in New Haven, Connecticut, didn’t just witness struggle, he lived through it. Growing up in poverty forced him to mature quickly and understand the realities of life at an early age. The environment around... more

•Franklin Croutch is carrying forward a profound musical legacy—one rooted in generations of anointing andspiritual depth. His early years were shaped under the mentorship and musical guidance of his godfather, Gospel legend Pastor John P. Kee, a rel... more

•Dr. Paulette Wright is an internationally acclaimed, award-winning Gospel recording artist, author, and actress whose anointed voice has inspired audiences across the globe. A native of New Orleans, Louisiana, Paulette discovered her gift for music ... more

•Cody Malek Mazie is a Chicago-based educator, choir director, and visionary with a lifelong immersion in music. His journey began at age five at Rock of Ages Baptist Church, where he directed his first song, "Shabach," alongside his children’s choir... more

•David Fraizer has been involved in music ministry for over four decades and has written and recorded over 100 songs with various Gospel artists. David’s music has been found on numerous Grammy, Stellar and Dove awardwinning recordings. The L.A. Time... more

•Courtney Thorpe is a Gospel Recording Artist and Vocal Music Educator, with a BA in Music Business from Berklee College of Music.•She has been a professional vocalist since 2012 and has had many great opportunities singing behind a variety of artist... more

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Recent Guests

Willie Hill
Gospel guitarist/bassist, producer, studio founder
Driven Studios (Raleigh) / Inspire Productions (Durham)
Episode: Let's Talk: GMG Willie Hill
Tremaine Barr
Gospel artist known as Tranzpar3nt
Independent gospel musician, spoken word artist
Episode: Let's Talk: GMG Tramaine "Tranzpar3nt" Barr
Franklin Croutch
Gospel musician, assistant pastor, and songwriter
Glory Elevation Ministry / Jim Nation
Episode: Let's Talk: GMG Franklin Croutch
Dr. Paulette Wright
Gospel recording artist, author, and actress
Gospo-Fella Entertainment
Episode: Let's Talk: GMG Dr. Paulette Wright
Cody Malek Mazie
Chicago-based educator, choir director, and visionary
Alive Again
Episode: Let's Talk: GMG Cody Malek Mazie
David Frazier
Gospel musician, songwriter, and producer
Episode: Let's Talk: GMG David Frazier
Courtney Thorpe
Gospel recording artist, worship leader, vocal coach, music educator
Episode: Let's Talk: GMG Courtney Thorpe
Briana Donaldson
Detroit-based recording artist, worship leader, and certified coach
Independent artist, Detroit gospel scene
Episode: Let's Talk: GMG Briana L. Donaldson
Benita Bellamy Kelley
Marketing and public relations executive, founder and CEO of The Bellamy Group
The Bellamy Group
Episode: Let's Talk: GMG Benita Bellamy Kelley

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Ansonia
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Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 8 ratings
  • Tuesday Throwbacks

    It’s so enjoyable to hear the fun and passion for, not only gospel music, but also the artists who take us back to the past century. The stories are fun to listen to and the personal insights reveal why the music that honors God is so important.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ChurchMediaMan
    United States5 years ago

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Many notes highlight the historical context and legacy of gospel music as a strength.
Guests are described as knowledgeable and engaging, offering practical insights for aspiring artists.
Listeners praise the show for the passion and storytelling around gospel artists.

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Let's Talk: GMG Willie Hill
Q: What advice would you give independent artists about navigating the business side of music?
He stresses the necessity of understanding the business, the value of originality, the need to promote work effectively, and the importance of working with managers and proper channels to avoid conflicts and misrepresentations.
Let's Talk: GMG Willie Hill
Q: How did you end up producing for Shirley Caesar and what did that experience teach you?
He describes meeting her, her punctuality and perfectionism, the process of making radio jingles, and the learning curve of collaborating with an established artist and maintaining professional boundaries.
Let's Talk: GMG Willie Hill
Q: What was your early musical background and how did it lead to your career in gospel music?
Willie explains starting with trumpet in school, then moving to bass when a mentor suggested it, joining ensembles, and eventually building a career that included owning a studio and producing for major gospel artists.
Let's Talk: GMG Eddie Beltrip
Q: What is your approach to getting others involved and owning the project?
I foster fellowship first, feed the team, then gradually involve them in writing, arranging, and production; we treat songs as collaborative projects with contracts, which helps members feel ownership and stay invested over time.
Let's Talk: GMG Eddie Beltrip
Q: Tell us about how your sound evolved from the early days of Fulfillment to the current style.
The early sound was youthful due to many young voices; I blended the Midwest and West Coast textures to create a more mature sound with deeper inflections and occasional darker tones, reflecting the growth of the group over 40 years.

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What is Let's Talk: Gospel Music Gold about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A deep dive into gospel music with seasoned artists, educators, and industry professionals who share career journeys, performance insights, and behind-the-scenes processes. Episodes center on history, mentorship, songwriting, orchestration for choirs, and independent artist strategy, often weaving in faith-driven conversations about ministry, authenticity, and community impact. Noteworthy is the mix of historic context, practical guidance for building sustainable careers in gospel music, and a recurring emphasis on mentorship and elder artist responsibilities to uplift younger talent. This show is likely to appeal to listeners who love gospel roots, want actionable advice for artists and choir directors, and value faith-inflected storytelli... more

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Recent guests on Let's Talk: Gospel Music Gold include:

1. Willie Hill
2. Tremaine Barr
3. Franklin Croutch
4. Dr. Paulette Wright
5. Cody Malek Mazie
6. David Frazier
7. Courtney Thorpe
8. Briana Donaldson

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