Smokie Norful

Smokie Norful, an American gospel singer and pianist, has made a substantial imprint on the contemporary gospel music scene with his soul-stirring vocals and heartfelt performances. Born on October 31, 1975, in Muskogee, Oklahoma, Norful spent the lion's share of his formative years in Tulsa before embarking on a musical trajectory that would lead him to widespread acclaim. He is not only a Grammy Award-winning artist but also a pastor, and his music often reflects his deep spiritual roots and his passion for ministry.

Norful's musical journey conveys a rich blend of traditional gospel with modern R&B and soul influences. He debuted with the release "I Need You Now" in 2002, a breakthrough album that earned him a Grammy nomination and solidified his standing in the gospel music arena. His follow-up efforts only further established him as a mainstay in the genre. Celebrated albums like "Forever Yours" and its deluxe edition, as well as collections such as "Smokie Norful: The Powerful Collection" and "How I Got Over...Songs That Carried Us," showcase the profound emotion and versatile range that Smokie brings to his music. His sincere delivery and ability to connect with listeners' emotions have been trademarks of hits like "No Greater Love," "Once In A Lifetime," and "I Still Have You." With his powerful voice and poignant message, Smokie Norful continues to inspire and uplift audiences around the world.

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I Still Have You
Album - 9 Tracks - Released June 7, 2024
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