SNOOP DOGG RELEASES GOSPEL ALBUM

March 16th, 2018 has gone down in history as one of the legends in rap music SNOOP DOGG lunched his sixteenth studio album but his first debut gospel album. Snoop said his grandmother introduce him to gospel music. The album contains a 32 tracklist of songs featuring other musicians as Tye Tribbett, Fred Hammond, The Clark Sisters, Kim Burrell, Mali Music, and a host of other great musicians. Snoop sat as the executive producer over the entire 32 tracklist. Some of the tracks are making waves on the gospel billboard chart. Below is the entire tracklist:

1. "Thank You Lord (Intro)" (featuring Chris Bolton)
2. "Love for God" (featuring Uncle Chucc, The Zion Messengers, and K-Ci)
3. "Always Got Something to Say"
4. "Defeated" (featuring John P. Kee)
5. "In the Name of Jesus" (featuring October London)
6. "Going Home" (featuring Uncle Chucc and The Zion Messengers)
7. "Saved" (featuring Faith Evans and 3rd Generation (Bereal Family))
8. "Sunshine Feel Good" (featuring Kim Burrell)
9. "Sunrise" (featuring Sly Pyper)
10. "Pure Gold" (featuring The Clark Sisters)
11. "Pain" (featuring B Slade)
12. "New Wave" (featuring Mali Music)
13. "On Time" (featuring B Slade)
14. "You" (featuring Tye Tribbett)
15. "One More Day" (featuring Charlie Wilson)
16. "Bible of Love (Interlude)" (featuring Lonny Bereal)
17. "Come as You Are" (featuring Marvin Sapp and Mary Mary)
18. "Talk to God" (featuring Mali Music and Kim Burrell)
19. "Changed" (featuring Isaac Carree and Jazze Pha)
20. "Praise Him" (featuring Soopafly)
21. "Blessing Me Again" (featuring Rance Allen)
22. "Blessed & Highly Favored (Remix)" (The Clark Sisters)
23. "Unbelievable" (featuring Ev3)
24. "No One Else" (featuring K-Ci)
25. "Chizzle" (featuring Sly Pyper and Daz Dillinger)
26. "My God" (featuring James Wright)
27. "When It's All Over" (featuring Patti LaBelle)
28. "Crown" (featuring Tyrell Urquhart, Jazze Pha, and Isaac Carree)
29. "Call Him" (featuring Fred Hammond)
30. "Change the World" (featuring John P. Kee)
31. "Voices of Praise"
32. "Words Are Few" (featuring B Slade)