19.06.2024

Gospel Overdose

w/ Horia
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I've started Gospel Overdose as an exploration of African American Gospel and as a way to bring spiritually in my everyday life, in the form of a joyful soundtrack. This exploration has lead me back to the soundtrack of my youth, the music that got me here in the first place.

So, I've got them both in, in equal measures, the sacred and the obscene, the gospel and the overdose, as I still find joy in both.

It's the Sunday Service that I would love to attend , from hip-hop to early blues and roots, from Golden Age Gospel to psychedelic, punk, funk and disco. Music has always been a way for me to deal with depression, anxiety, loneliness and sorrow, so this is my way of delivering some good news.

Dan Aykroyd & John Belushi as The Blues Brothers - The Blues Brothers Motion Picture (Sample)
Al Green - Higher Plane
Snoop Dogg (feat. B Slade) - Words Are Few
Patti LaBelle - The Spirit's In It
D.J. Rogers - All I Gave Him Was My Heart
Elvis Presley - If I Can Dream ('68 Comeback Special)
The Flying Stars of Brooklyn, NY - My God Has A Telephone
Sister Rosetta Tharpe - This Train
New York Community Choir - I'll Keep A Light In My Window
The Joubert Singers - Stand On The Word (Larry Levan Mix)
Pastor T.L. Barrett & The Youth For Christ Choir - Like a Ship (Without a Sail)
The Voices of East Harlem - New York Lighting
Aretha Franklin - Give Yourself to Jesus
Candi Staton - Hallelujah Anyway
The Clark Sisters (feat. Grandmaster Melle Mel) - Computers Rule the World (But God Is Still In Control)
Singing Son Of Zion (Brother Shelby Bransford Jr) - I'll Never Turn Back
James Cleveland - Closing Remarks (Sample)
The Clark Sisters - Overdose of the Holy Ghost (Sample)
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