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Kirk Franklin Deep Cuts You Should Add To Your Worship Playlist

Kirk Franklin has become one of the most innovative voices in the gospel genre.

The music producer and singer constantly expands the bounds of contemporary gospel, masterfully blending hip-hop, pop, and R&B sounds into his style, targeting young and diverse audiences with his music.

Because of this, he helped expand the gospel genre to mainstream pop culture. His major mainstream hit “Stomp” became one of the first gospel records to hit MTV.

Franklin has also collaborated with major artists across several genres, including Mary J. Blige and Chance the Rapper, to help bring his message in his music to a wider, diverse audience. He has also won 20 Grammy Awards.

On what would be the artists’ 56th birthday, Monday, Jan. 26, we have compiled a list of underrated songs, deep cuts and features by Kirk Franklin or his choir you may not be familiar with and should add to your gospel playlist.

Blessing In The Storm

Hello Fear

Finish Line/Drown — Chance the Rapper Featuring T-Pain, Kirk Franklin, Eryn Allen Kane & Noname

Brokenhearted — Featuring Marvin L. Winans

Lookin’ Out For Me — Featuring Willie Neal Johnson

Ok

Do It Again

You Are The Only One

Help Me Believe

We Win — Lil Baby Featuring Kirk Franklin

It’s Time

Never Alone — Tori Kelly Featuring Kirk Franklin