Lee Vasi’s single “Teach Me” was released on January 12, 2024. The song is a heartfelt prayer and plea to God, asking for guidance in navigating relationship challenges in a way that honors Him. Vasi shared this single consistently across TikTok and Instagram until it made its mark. Due to her style and presence combined with the transparent message in this song, Lee Vasi used the lyrics in this song to encourage listeners to (in her own words) “use this single as a way to “break up with toxic era and let God lead the way”.

Once the single was released, “Teach Me” immediately resonated deeply with listeners, leading to its impressive debut at No. 2 on the Billboard Gospel Digital Song Sales chart and No. 21 on the Hot Gospel Songs list for the week of January 27, 2024. The track’s relatable lyrics and soulful melody contributed to its widespread appeal, reaching over 4.7 million streams on Spotify to date.

To celebrate the one-year anniversary of “Teach Me,” Lee Vasi released an official music video in January 2025. The video features a minimalist aesthetic, allowing her powerful vocals and the song’s message to take center stage.

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Maverick Music just dropped the new visuals for their latest single, “In The Room,” featuring Annatoria. This Afro Beat remix is already going viral! Annatoria brings a fresh vibe to the worship collective, not only with her smooth vocals but also with her captivating dance moves.

“In The Room (Afro Beat Version)” was written by: Tasha Cobbs Leonard, Naomi Raine, G.Morris Coleman, Annatoria, Jonathan Jay, Carvello.

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March 22nd 2024, In the summer of 2023, Toyalove, Reece Lache’, and Childlike CiCi joined forces to craft the lead single, “Stay Low,” for Reach Records’ 6th annual Summer Playlist—an esteemed platform that has launched hits like Lecrae & Andy Mineo’s RIAA Certified Platinum track “Coming In Hot,” among others. Quickly becoming an anthem, the song is hard hitting and high energy and nature but is juxtaposed with a message on humility.

Towards the close of last year, Childlike CiCi and Toyalove successfully persuaded Jackie Hill Perry to lend her talents to the project during a candid conversation on Instagram’s Threads app. Jackie expressed in her post her longing for music but lamented her lack of time to dedicate to it. In a swift response, CiCi assured her, “Send twelve bars and I’ll handle the rest.” The addition of Reach Records’ leading lady, Wande, only elevated the collaboration, setting the stage for a potent remix featuring more dynamic verses from some of the Holiest Christian women to ever touch a mic.

Listen to “Stay Low (Remix)” now here.

“This song was thoughtfully curated, weaving a tapestry of faith, resilience, and Christian rap culture,” said CiCi when the song was released last year. “With rich melodies and heartfelt lyrics we hope that this song will inspire spiritual growth and that people would understand the significance of maintaining humility and embracing God’s role in uplifting us.”

To announce the additions of Wande and Jackie to the song, everyone got together with Lasanna “Ace” Harris for the 60th episode of The 116 Life, the radio show on Holy Culture’s SiriusXM Channel 140 diving into faith, hip hop and culture each week at 8p ET on Tuesday nights. You can watch the full episode here.

When asked to be on the song, Jackie shared that in her career as a rapper, coming from St Louis, she hasn’t felt like shes been able to hop on a song and sound like herself, and this stuck out as an opportunity to do so. For Wande, being apart of this song was an act of being humble and trusting in God. Around the time of being asked to record her verse, she was still recovering from her jaw locking and relearning how to speak normal. She explains, “At the time of recording this, I literally couldn’t talk how I used…I had to walk by faith to even add my part, but God has shown me through this process that it is better to be faithful then to try and do things perfectly.”