FINDING JOY THROUGH CHALLENGES: THE HEART OF JOY GREY’S NEW SINGLE “YADAH PRAISE”


Conscious Artist Joy Livingston aka Joy Grey

In the tapestry of life, challenges can often overshadow our blessings.

However, for artist Joy Livingston aka Joy Grey, a dedicated Christian and conscious soul, every season presents an opportunity to praise God and reflect on the positives. Her latest single, “Yadah Praise,” encapsulates this spirit, encouraging listeners to embrace gratitude even in difficult times.

Joy views the world as her family, a perspective that fuels her desire to serve and uplift those around her. She has a unique ability to connect with the divine, often describing her relationship with God as one marked by deep understanding and forgiveness. 

Joy’s prayer to God—to see with His eyes, touch with His hands, and walk with His feet—reflects her commitment to living a life of service and love.

“Yadah Praise” invites listeners into a space of reflection and meditation, reminding us all to acknowledge the good amidst life’s trials. Joy's artistry is not just about music; it’s a call to action, urging us to focus on the blessings we often overlook. As she shares her journey through this  single, she emphasises the importance of maintaining a positive outlook and nurturing a spirit of gratitude.

In every note of “Yada Praise” Joy Grey embodies the essence of resilience and faith, proving that with God by our side, we can navigate any challenge and emerge stronger. As she continues to touch hearts and inspire change, her message is clear: no matter the season, there is always a reason to rejoice.

Follow Joy on instagram: @joygrey669

 

***YADAH PRAISE is out now on all major digital outlets.

 

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