Byron Cage

Influenced by singers like Rev. Donald Vails and Thomas Whitfield, Byron Cage started performing gospel music as an adolescent. He continued to serve as music movie director for the brand new Birth Chapel in Atlanta also to turn into a minister of music at Ebenezer AME (African Methodist Episcopal) Chapel in Fort Washington, MD. Regarding his nine-vocalist group Purpose, which he created in the middle-’90s, Cage documented three unforgettable live albums of spirituals: Transparent within your Presence, Dwell IN OUR MIDST, as well as the Prince of Compliment. He received five Stellar Honours for his 2003 Prince of Praise, and received a 2006 Grammy nomination for his 2005 discharge An Invitation to Worship. Live on the Apollo: The Proclamation made an appearance in 2007, with Faithful to trust arriving in ’09 2009 and Memoirs of the Worshipper in 2012.