'The Urban Gospel Show' Is calling All Rappers & Singers

ATLANTA, GA. (Emory TV Media) - Television producer Emory Garris is giving exposure to contemporary and hip hop Gospel artists. 'The Urban Gospel Show' is a weekly half hour music video program that showcases the most anointed voices in the Gospel music. The show airs Sunday mornings on local television stations across the United States, reaching over 22,000,000 households. In addition to the weekly broadcast, 'The Urban Gospel Show' will broadcast once a month over the internet.

The Show uses television as a vehicle to bring Gospel music to the mainstream. The show plays music videos by artists like: Kirk Franklin, Donnie McClurkin, Yolanda Adams, CeCe Winans, Cross movement, T-Bone, Bishop T. D. Jakes & The Potter's House Choir, Marvin Sapp, Israel & New Breed, Fred Hammond, Tonex, Juanita Bynum, Vickie Winans, Detrick Haddon, Mary Mary, Brent Jones, Out Of Eden, Dottie Peoples, John Reuben, 4th Avenue Jones, Smokie Norful, LA Symphony, Karen Clark Sheard, Micah Stampley, Pigeon John, Da Minista, Carolyn Adams, and Many More.

The Urban Gospel Show is accepting music videos from major label,independent, and unsigned Gospel artists for the weekly television and the internet broadcast. Gospel artists can send music videos in DVD format to Emory TV.