NEW MUSIC: Faith Child and Joe L Barnes join forces on new song ‘Holy Place’

A collaboration between the UK and US, Holy Place is an anthemic celebration of life and faith from London rapper, Faith Child and American singer, Joe L Barnes.

Driven by live instrumentation, choral vocals and witty lyrics, the duo are in their element as they unite modern Gospel and Rap.

“If He hadn’t resurrected then it would have been a different tale. It was a dark (k)night when he paid the Christian bail/Bale.” quotes Faith, as he recites the lyrics. “I mean every line and lyric. God’s love has changed my life, it’s given me hope, it’s given me a future and I want to share that joy with the world. ‘Holy Place’ is a celebration of life in Christ and I’ll proudly shout it from the mountain tops.”

Winning the hearts of listeners with songs like ‘Promises’ with Maverick City Music, Grammy award-winning Joe L Barnes sonically invites us into a new dimension of his musical expression of faith.


Released ahead of Faith Child’s upcoming studio album, ‘Holy Place’ ushers in a new era of music from the MOBO award-winning London rapper. 

In recent years, we’ve seen collaborations across the continents, fusing cultures and customs, ‘Holy Place’ is set to be a landmark global moment in Christian and Gospel music.


Stream ‘Holy Place’ here: https://slinky.to/HolyPlaceFC

Faith Child featured in BBC One documentary - Young, British and Anti-Abortion.

Having survived almost being aborted, film-maker Poppy Jay interviews Faith Child about his birth story and views on the current rise of abortions in Britain.

"From everyone I've met so far, Faith Child is the one to me that has the most impact. He's so friendly, he doesn't judge, he doesn't condemn women who do, he gives nuance. I can see him influencing a whole generation to take on an anti-abortion stance." - says Poppy Jay.

Aired on BBC One, watch the full documentary 'Young, British and Anti-Abortion' on BBC iPlayer: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00256p2

Faith Child listed as influencial Christian in the UK

Keep The Faith Article: Christians, aged 40 and under, who are making an impact

The Church is greatly influenced by those aged between 20 and 40 years old. They play a major part in fuelling its growth, impact and witness, and are influencing their peers in their various fields of endeavour.

With the advent of social media, and its ability to touch lives globally, the influence of young Christians can be felt throughout the world.

Keep The Faith magazine has compiled a list of Christians aged between 20-40 who are making a positive difference in their local community, nationally and in the wider world, whether through their role as leaders of churches or ministries, artists, entrepreneurs, media professionals, creatives, or a unique field of endeavour.

Read the full article here and be inspired.

*Article written and reshared from Keep The Faith Magazine

Faith Child Headlines Slovakia's Festival Lumen

Returning to Festival Lumen, after last playing the festival 10 years ago in 2014, Faith Child put on an electrifying performance in the town square of Trnava, west of Slovakia.

Playing a 60-minute set, Faith headlined the festival with a high-energy performance, playing the crowd favourites including Over Me, New Era, Tunnel Vision, Cardio, Amen and Creator of the World.

Sporting the Slovakian flag, Faith felt right at home. “Slovakia is home to me. I’ve been performing in Slovakia since 2012, so over time I have become fond of the music, people and culture. I love what God is doing in this wonderful country and it’s an honour to be a part of it.”

Reminding the festival goers that God has a plan, purpose and future for them, Faith performed a rendition of popular worship song, Yeshua, and prayed for the nation. “I love being able to carry a message of hope in my music. Music is a powerful tool, and once you put God in the mix the possibilities are endless. I enjoy breaking the stereotype that music with a message is boring. Hearing testimonials of people no longer wanting to self-harm and wanting to live a life of purpose as a result of coming to a Faith Child concert will always bring me joy. It’s the reason I do what I do. To point people to the one who gives life and life to the fullest. I’m just a vessel. As always, to God be the glory!”

A Stabal Session special

Faith Child gave an electric performance with the band at his Stabal Session.

Performing the favourites Cardio, New Era, That Was Then and Creator of the World, Faith Child delivered a world-class performance.

Watch Creator of the World below. To watch the full performance, visit stabal.com

Faith Child hosts the 3rd annual Step FWD Awards

The UK's biggest night in Christian and Gospel music is back!

Hosted by Faith Child and Jennifer Lee Moon, the 3rd annual Step FWD Awards is an unparalleled celebration of Christian & Gospel music. In Croydon’s iconic Fairfield Halls, the night began with a buzzing star-studded red carpet full of industry luminaries, influencers, public figures and media with almost 1,000 special guests in attendance.

With performances from Shekinah, Asha Elia, Jonathan Ogden, Lou Felllingam, Emmanuel Smith, Triple O, Muyiwa, LZ7, Italy’s New Generation Gospel Crew , Tim Hughes, Nick Herbert, Niiella, Becca Folkes and London Community Gospel Choir.

Watch the incredible night on TBN here.



NEW VIDEO: Faith Child drops MUSIC VIDEO FOR 'Cardio'

With clever punch lines and lyrical flare, Faith Child is in top form in his latest musical offering, ‘Cardio’. The MOBO award-winning rapper has consistently pushed the boundaries of creativity, and this heavy-hitting track is no exception.

 

Produced by Komenz and directed by Ezekixl Akinnewu, Faith shares "I’m loving the creative and explorative journey that I’m on and just wanted to have fun with the song and music video. I wanted the visuals to be gritty, raw, and true to form.”

 

Faith Child's infectious energy is palpable as he delivers a powerful message of hope and faith, demonstrating his ability to craft music with substance, yet maintaining mass appeal.

 

“Life can be tough and has its ups and downs. We all need hope and something to keep us anchored during the stormy seasons, and the moments we feel like running away from God are the moments we should run closer to Him. I’m glad this song has become the soundtrack to many people’s workouts. Running from God don’t count as cardio!”

 

Having been extensively performing this year across the UK and Europe, playing the likes of both Wembley and Manchester Arena, Faith is gearing up for his next studio album.

 

‘Cardio’ is available now on all major streaming platforms, stream here: https://slinky.to/Cardio

 

Watch the music video here:

NEW MUSIC: "Running from God don't count as Cardio!"

Having teased the song at both his Wembley and Manchester Arena shows earlier this year, Faith Child releases his highly anticipated single ‘Cardio’.

With clever punch lines and lyrical flare, Faith Child reminds listeners on ‘Cardio’ that the moments we feel like running away from God, are the moments we should run closer to Him.

Perfect for your workout playlist, ‘Cardio’ sits on a fast paced Drill beat, as the London rapper fuses the UK and New York sound with a gospel message.

Stream ‘Cardio’ here: https://slinky.to/Cardio

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