Ruth La’Ontra's “Kingdom” Makes Billboard Gospel Airplay Top Ten Debut

The dynamic 25-year old vocalist and rising gospel star, Ruth La'Ontra, is continuing to break new ground and to expand the territory of her burgeoning career with her sophomore album, "I Got You" (ALJR/Tyscot Records). The rousing, congregational sing-a-long radio single, "Kingdom," broke into the Billboard Gospel Airplay Top Ten chart two weeks ago and moves up to No. 9 on this week's chart.
The album was produced by the dynamic production duo of Anthony Brown (of the Grammy® Award nominated act, Anthony Brown & group therAPy) and Justin Savage.
"Ruth La'Ontra is such a unique gift," says Savage who has collaborated with gospel greats ranging from Donnie McClurkin to Israel & New Breed. "Her vocal ability is so versatile and vast. This project will take listeners on an exciting journey of great music, her voice leading the way; destination, God's presence. Ruth has an incredible future in the Gospel industry. Get ready, Ruth La'Ontra is here!"
La'Ontra's "Kingdom" music video will soon make its debut on BETHer's "Lifted" program. In the meantime, fans can enjoy it on YouTube
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