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Grammy award-winner Rudy Currence releases new single “God Don’t Cancel Me”
Producer, songwriter, and recording artist Rudy Currence, in partnership with TRIBL Music, has released his single, “God Don’t Cancel Me.”
Grammy and Dove Award-winning producer, songwriter, and multi-#1 Billboard recording artist Rudy Currence, in partnership with TRIBL Music Group, has released his new single, “God Don’t Cancel Me.”
About the song
Blending rich gospel and pop harmonies with contemporary production, “God Don’t Cancel Me” showcases Rudy’s signature soulful style and speaks to today’s world where ‘cancel culture’ dominates.
The single draws inspiration from his previous award-winning works while pushing the boundaries of his sound with lyrics that will deeply resonate with listeners.
“This song reflects the world we live in, where ‘cancel culture’ dominates,” said Rudy. “With this song, I want to remind people that God’s grace is unwavering. No matter how many mistakes we make, we’re always accepted and will be okay.”
About Rudy Currence
Described by his fans as simply an “Experience,” Rudy is a South Carolina native currently residing in Atlanta.
His writing production credits include songs for the iconic Quincy Jones and Gospel legend Karen Clark Sheard, among many others. He has also worked alongside Lecrae, David Banner, Kirk Franklin and Jazmine Sullivan.
Billboard success
Rudy’s single, “I Belong Here,” exploded onto the Billboard charts in 2021, holding the #1 spot in Gospel Airplay for two consecutive weeks, along with the #1 Gospel Songwriter spot – one of only six writers to hold this title. He achieved another #1 Billboard hit with the release of “No Greater Love,” featuring Chrisette Michele. His highly anticipated album, “Stained Glass Windows,” was released in April 2023, along with his latest radio single, “Ransom.”
Check out Rudy on Instagram.
Listen to “God Don’t Cancel Me”
The track is available now on all music platforms.
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