Titus Showers Shares the Story Behind "Name On It"
Titus Showers has returned with the release of his brand new single "Name On It." The song is the precursor to his forthcoming self-titled new album TITUS SHOWERS.
The beautifully crafted and powerful song is produced by Lucius Hoskins and written by Hoskins and Showers. Showers and Hoskins celebrate God's blessings for his people through expressive and elevating lyrics - "I'm speaking life, I'm speaking to the mountain, claiming my promise, It's got my name on it."
"The Lord gave me this song in the middle of this pandemic to bless the people of God all over the world," Showers explains. "I encourage you to heed the words of the song because God has something tailor-made for you. No one can claim it or take it away from you because it has your name on it."
"Name On It" is impacting Gospel radio now. The album will release via A&P Records and be available on digital outlets on April 22, 2022.
"Name On It" has the anointing and brilliance to add to Showers' impressive career that boasts over 1 million YouTube views, two #1 Gospel albums, a #1 radio single, and five career top 30 songs. Evidence as Titus Showers continues to claim his promise of being a beacon of light and hope through music.
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