Album Notes

G-Fy-G is a high energy, urban contemporary gospel singing group comprised of youth and young adults ages 16-25, mostly African-American and Caribbean-born. Vocal excellence, movement precision, synchronization, versatility, and stage presence is the group’s forte. G-Fy-G is credited with transforming the lives and futures of countless inner-city teens. As a result of the discipline and structure associated with the performing arts, confidence building, and leadership enhancement opportunities, these youth have become leaders in their communities, they have overcome the lure of drugs and gangs, attended college, and are mentors to younger children.

Known for consistent excellence, musical versatility, and cutting-edge creativity and choreography, they are now branded as the hottest new group in the Gospel genre in the New York Tri-State area. Their accomplishments in just seven years have been nothing short of phenomenal including: Pathmark National Gospel Choir Competition (2002), McDonald’s Gospel Fest (2003) and (2005) and a feature performance at the Six Flags Gospel Jamboree. G-Fy-G has been showcased on the following media outlets: UPN9, NBC’s “Today Show”, WB11’s “Morning Show” and “Bobby Jones Gospel Explosion”, as well as featured in leading national gospel magazine “Gospel Today”.

Members of G-Fy-G have shared the stage with countless performance luminaries, including Richard Smallwood, Hezekiah Walker, and Vickie Winans. Accompanying their musical abilities, the members of G-Fy-G are gifted and well versed motivational speakers, bringing powerful messages to youth and imploring them to rekindle the passion they have for life and God.

Establishing themselves as a positive solution for youth in the local church community as well as accomplished artists and performers, G-Fy-G is ready to bring their unique sound, inspiration and anointed vocal abilities to the world by means of their first recording.

“I Came to Glorify” is the group’s first CD release (Street Date: July 2008). The CD features young and soulful songs from a Caribbean inspired hit “Jesus Is a Rock” to a classic gospel selection re-tooled for the new generation, “Let Everything That Has Breath.” G-Fy-G’s music not only represents the black gospel experience but rather the multi-faceted levels of gospel music among people of color, from African-American to Jamaican.