Gospel music's classiest crooner Earnest Pugh, known for his #1 hits "I Need Your Glory" and "Rain On Us," has gathered some breathtaking new songs and paired them with soul-stirring rarities for his new project "Hidden Treasures & Collaborations." The project is anchored by the majestic anthem "Trade It All" that is zooming up gospel radio playlists everywhere. "Hidden Treasures shines the spotlight on some of the jewels within my body of work - eight albums to date - some of which did not receive major radio play but they possess the substance necessary to meet listeners where they are and speak to their current reality," the five-octave singer says. "These tunes are often requested at my live concerts so I've put them all in one place for my fans to enjoy." Fans are also treated to rare collaborations between Pugh and gospel legends Richard Smallwood, Beverly Crawford, Vanessa Bell Armstrong, Nikki Ross and recent Stellar Award winner Lisa Knowles.
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Gospel music's classiest crooner Earnest Pugh, known for his #1 hits "I Need Your Glory" and "Rain On Us," has gathered some breathtaking new songs and paired them with soul-stirring rarities for his new project "Hidden Treasures & Collaborations." The project is anchored by the majestic anthem "Trade It All" that is zooming up gospel radio playlists everywhere. "Hidden Treasures shines the spotlight on some of the jewels within my body of work - eight albums to date - some of which did not receive major radio play but they possess the substance necessary to meet listeners where they are and speak to their current reality," the five-octave singer says. "These tunes are often requested at my live concerts so I've put them all in one place for my fans to enjoy." Fans are also treated to rare collaborations between Pugh and gospel legends Richard Smallwood, Beverly Crawford, Vanessa Bell Armstrong, Nikki Ross and recent Stellar Award winner Lisa Knowles.
