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Positive Vibes Only: DOE Finds Perspective With Heartening Version Of "Good Now"

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After an encouraging monologue from celebrity host, journalist and producer Derrial Christon, gospel singer/songwriter DOE sings of seeing the forest for the trees
Morgan Enos
GRAMMYs
Feb 21, 2021 - 11:59 am

As the COVID-19 pandemic marks a year around the sun, music has been a primary channel for the grief, suffering and overall malaise many of us feel. Derrial Christon keenly understands this. 

"There does seem to be light at the end of the tunnel," the celebrity host, journalist and producer says in this week’s Positive Vibes Only. "But even with that light, we all have to find a place that motivates us and gives us inspiration. Music is that place."

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To guide us into that space of healing and uplift, gospel singer/songwriter DOE performs her tune "Good Now," about tackling problems by viewing them from a new vantage point.

Check out the soothing clip above, and watch other episodes of Positive Vibes Only here.

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Positive Vibes Only: Zach Williams

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Positive Vibes Only: Zach Williams Performs His Reflective Gospel Song "Less Like Me"

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In the latest episode of Positive Vibes Only, singer/songwriter Zach Williams measures his fallibility in relation to Christ in the ambling jam "Less Like Me"
Morgan Enos
GRAMMYs
Apr 4, 2021 - 5:00 am

It's one thing to write a boast track: it's another thing entirely to do the opposite. 

In Zach Williams' upbeat, poignant gospel song "Less Like Me," he considers all the moments in which he could have acted Christlike. "Somebody with a hurt that I could have helped/ Somebody with a hand that I could have helped," he sings.

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And in the chorus, Williams lists attributes he'd like to have, as opposed to the ones he's got: mercy, grace, kindness, goodness, love, faith, patience, peace. "A little more like Jesus," goes the kicker line summing it all up, "a little less like me."

In the latest episode of Positive Vibes Only, watch Zach Williams and his band perform the probing, life-affirming "Less Like Me." Check out the performance above and watch more episodes of Positive Vibes Only here.

Positive Vibes Only: DOE Finds Perspective With Heartening Version Of "Good Now"

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Positive Vibes Only: Mali Music Takes Inventory Of Everything Good With Performance Of "My Blessings"

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Introduced with a monologue by author/entrepreneur Lewis Howes, Mali Music performs his wholehearted tribute to Godly grace on "My Blessings"
Morgan Enos
GRAMMYs
Feb 28, 2021 - 12:00 pm

We're now entering the second March of the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite vaccines being rolled out worldwide, many are falling victim to a feeling of hopelessness. To Lewis Howes, gratitude is our sharpest weapon for when we feel ourselves spiraling, gripped by COVID fatigue.

"It's really hard to be anxious, stressed, overwhelmed and angry while you're being grateful," the author, keynote speaker and entrepreneur says in the latest episode of Positive Vibes Only.

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"So, anytime you're feeling those emotions, thoughts or frustrations, focus on something you're so grateful for," he continues. This, he explains, could be as minor as a meal or as major as a transformative experience with a loved one.

Howes then introduces Mali Music, a four-time GRAMMY-nominated gospel-R&B great, who performs his deeply spiritual ode to divine favor, "My Blessings." Mali Music is currently nominated for Best Gospel Performance/Song for his 2020 song "Movin' On," with Jonathan McReynolds, at the 2021 GRAMMY Awards show.

Watch the empowering performance above, and check out more episodes of Positive Vibes Only. 

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Hillsong Worship

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Positive Vibes Only: Hillsong Worship Performs A Tender, Reverent Version Of "Hosanna"

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Led off by a strengthening talk from TV personality and host Jason Carter, Hillsong Worship leads viewers in praise with a performance of "Hosanna"
Morgan Enos
GRAMMYs
Mar 28, 2021 - 4:45 am

Our family, friends, jobs and every other sector of life are bound to let us down now and again. But music may be the only component of our existence that always does us a solid. TV personality and host Jason Carter is keenly aware of this.

"It's a safe space; it's a solace; it's a comfortable blanket that we all need from time to time," Carter says in the latest episode of Positive Vibes Only. "Especially after everything we've been through in the last year, many are finding it hard to adjust to their new normal and what that looks like."

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That said, "You can always rely on music to put a smile on your face," Carter says. He then introduces Hillsong Worship, a devout duo who performs its ascendant song, "Hosanna," on voice and piano while shrouded in monochrome.

Check out Hillsong Worship's tender performance above and watch more episodes of Positive Vibes Only.

Positive Vibes Only: DOE Finds Perspective With Heartening Version Of "Good Now"

House Gospel Choir & Todd Terry

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Positive Vibes Only: Watch House Gospel Choir & Todd Terry Perform Joyous, Socially Distanced "Everything Is Love"

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In this week’s episode of Positive Vibes Only, London vocal group House Gospel Choir join house legend Todd Terry to perform the heartening anthem, "Everything Is Love"
Morgan Enos
GRAMMYs
Feb 14, 2021 - 9:10 am

Nearly a year into the COVID-19 pandemic, many peoples' love-lives have taken a hit. If you're single, dating can be a downright dangerous proposition; if you have a live-in partner, being in the same space nonstop for months on end can lead to friction. 

Thankfully, in this week's Positive Vibes Only, GRAMMY-nominated DJ/producer Todd Terry and House Gospel Choir are here to strengthen us during this trying time for romance. From 29 different windows, they sing in crisp harmony about the oneness of the human family and our common fallibility and need for acceptance. In other words, we're all in this together. "If you need some love," they sing as a united throng, "Don’t you dare give up."

At the top of the video, TV host, actress, and entrepreneur Stacy Ike offers a soul-lifting speech about how we need to nurture our relationships during this isolating, perilous time—only to others, but to ourselves.

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Watch the heartening performance of "Everything Is Love" above, and explore more episodes of GRAMMY.com's transformative Positive Vibes Only series.

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