The Rev. Tom Bright Davies is no stranger to the Ghanaian gospel music scene. For over two decades, he?s been playing at live concerts across the country and in other parts of the world.
He?s also a well-known vocal trainer and he?s been a mentor for many musicians.
After several years in the studio, Rev. Davies is set to release his fifth album ? ?Love, love, love? ? this weekend.
?This album is coming in the 25th year of my live concerts career and so for me it?s kind of special,? he says. ?In terms of style the album is very trendy and timeless.?
After the album?s release, Rev. Davies intends to embark on a nationwide tour to promote it. He says his motivation for the album is for ?people to know that God loves them and there is so much to experience and enjoy in our relationship with God.? Continental tours in Africa and Europe are also in the works.
?Love, love, love? was produced by the Rev. Davies himself and recorded in his studio, Tom?s Audio Factory.
The Rev. Tom Bright Davies is no stranger to the Ghanaian gospel music scene. For over two decades, he?s been playing at live concerts across the country and in other parts of the world.
He?s also a well-known vocal trainer and he?s been a mentor for many musicians.
After several years in the studio, Rev. Davies is set to release his fifth album ? ?Love, love, love? ? this weekend.
?This album is coming in the 25th year of my live concerts career and so for me it?s kind of special,? he says. ?In terms of style the album is very trendy and timeless.?
After the album?s release, Rev. Davies intends to embark on a nationwide tour to promote it. He says his motivation for the album is for ?people to know that God loves them and there is so much to experience and enjoy in our relationship with God.? Continental tours in Africa and Europe are also in the works.
?Love, love, love? was produced by the Rev. Davies himself and recorded in his studio, Tom?s Audio Factory.
