September 12, 2023 (Nashville, TN) Brian Courtney Wilson’s powerful single, “Always Peace,” hits the top slot on both Gospel radio charts this week. The 3-time Grammy Award nominee earned his 5th number 1 single on the Billboard Gospel Airplay and Gospel Mediabase charts.
Off his acclaimed live album Transitions (2022), “Always Peace” is an invaluable call for peace in our lives and a timely reminder that there is rest and comfort in God that always remains. The song has garnered significant attention, supported by television performances, including “The Sherri Show” and a sold-out tour in early 2023. The “Always Peace” performance video has amassed over 1.5 Million views. Watch it here.
Transitions was recently nominated for a GMA Dove Award for Traditional Gospel Album.
“I am grateful that “Always Peace” continues to connect with listeners who understand the Joy of being able to lean on God’s Grace, Mercy and Peace,” said Wilson.
With five consecutive Number 1 songs, Wilson’s elevated status at Gospel radio solidifies him within his core audience. His previous hit songs “Worth Fighting For” (2015), “A Great Work” (2018), the ballad “Still” (2021), and “Sure As” (2022) have become staple songs in contemporary Gospel music.
As a singer-songwriter who consistently bridges the sound of Gospel, R&B, and Soul, Wilson explores a range of sounds while maintaining his signature smooth style that continually captivates audiences.
About Brian Courtney Wilson:
Brian Courtney Wilson is a Stellar Award-winner, a GMA Dove Award-winner, and an ASCAP Rhythm & Soul Award winner who has received nominations for three Grammy® Awards, an NAACP Image Award, and a Billboard Music Award. Since his debut release (2009’s Just Love), Wilson has delivered some of the most beloved songs and has established himself as one of our generation’s premier male inspirational voices. He has released five solo albums and is a modern Gospel messenger. Wilson’s singular tenor and community-minded ministry have won the artist many fans and critical acclaim.
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