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Two summers have passed since gospel singer Kierra Sheard released her fifth studio album Graceland, and now she’s telling fans to mark their calendars because she’s ushering in a new wave of gospel music for the next generation.
Sheard, 28, took to Instagram to announce a new project in the form of an EP called LED.
“New music coming Nov. 20,” she wrote on Instagram. “This is soon! Mark your calendars.”
Last summer, the daughter of Grammy Award-winning singer Karen Clark Sheard, of the gospel music group The Clark Sisters, and Bishop J. Drew Sheard, told The Christian Post that she was a bit disappointed in the sales of her Graceland album. Nonetheless she recognized that it had a positive impact on people’s lives
“The album Graceland meant so much to me. It didn’t do what I wanted to do,” she told CP earlier this year. “However, a lot of people were blessed by it. What I wanted to do with that album was to give my Christian listeners, and those who don’t listen to gospel music, something different.”
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