DeWayne Harvey's "So Much I Can Do" Reminds Us of God's Awesome Power

The Florida Gospel Music Hall of Fame honoree DeWayne Harvey returns with his brand new single "So Much I Can Do." Written by Harvey himself, and produced by Harvey & Étienne "EJ" Porter, this song causes us to remember the awesome power of God.
DeWayne states "this is my best work ever, and an emotional one at that, it touches on so many things that I love for it is music that does way more than just sound, it touches the heart and changes lives."
"So Much I Can Do" is the follow-up to the critically acclaimed and chart-topping single "What The Lord Allows" which featured Fred Hammond. The song is taken from DeWayne's upcoming album entitled DeWayne Harvey & Friends. Radio is already requesting the song. The Princess of Gospel, Angela Spivey, already proclaimed, "DeWayne, you have another hit on your hands".
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