He That Hath an Ear, Let Him Hear, the debut release from Adrianne Archie, is not your ordinary gospel album. Many have described her music as “inspirational soul.” While listening to her eclectic compositions, you are immersed in a lyrical style and rhythmic collaborations inspired by the likes of Erykah Badu, Kim Burrell, and Lauryn Hill.

Adrianne wants to bring gospel music to people who wouldn’t normally listen to it. And at 24, she’s at a prime age to present her message in a way that will resonate with her peers. Backed by sophisticated production and lush vocals, Adrianne’s songs could fit onto any contemporary radio playlist. Lyrically, they’re gospel—but not as you’ve known it.

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Clarinetist Daniel Goldman, a teenage virtuoso who performed in Louisville as part of the Gheens Great Expectations concerts; filmmaker Stu Pollard; and the contemporary gospel of Adrianne Archie. (#728)

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Clarinetist Daniel Goldman, a teenage virtuoso who performed in Louisville as part of the Gheens Great Expectations concerts; filmmaker Stu Pollard; and the contemporary gospel of Adrianne Archie. (#740)