Marvin Sapp, the legendary gospel artist, continues to make waves with his latest album Then & Now, released on August 30, 2024, under his independent label, Elev8 Media & Entertainment. This album, which was recorded live, blends fresh compositions with reimagined classics from his illustrious 30-year career. Fans have embraced this new project, praising its uplifting message and powerful delivery.
The live recording took place at Valley Kingdom Ministries, where Sapp captivated his audience with a nearly two-hour performance. Accompanied by a dynamic band and exceptional background vocalists, he brought an electrifying energy to the event. Speaking about the album, Sapp expressed his excitement: “I wanted to create a record that feels just like a live Marvin Sapp concert. The collaboration with new creatives has brought a fresh perspective to my music, while still honoring the sound that my fans love.”
One key contributor to the project was Curtis Lindsey, a longtime member of Sapp’s band who took on the role of Music Director for Then & Now. Lindsey shared his appreciation for the opportunity, saying, “Marvin Sapp is a legend, and being part of this project was a career highlight for me.”
In addition to his new album, Marvin Sapp has joined the highly anticipated Reunion Tour alongside gospel greats Kirk Franklin, Yolanda Adams, the Clark Sisters, and Fred Hammond. The tour, which kicked off on September 6, 2024, covers over 30 cities across the U.S., bringing gospel fans an unforgettable experience. The group performed at MGM Music Hall in Boston on September 8, with more exciting dates ahead.
Sapp has built his career on inspiring audiences with music that speaks to overcoming challenges and finding faith in difficult times. Then & Now is a testament to his enduring influence, blending timeless gospel hits like Never Would Have Made It with fresh, powerful messages. With a new album and a successful tour, Marvin Sapp continues to solidify his legacy as one of gospel music’s greatest voices.
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