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Azusa: The Next Generation is a live gospel album by Hezekiah Walker and the Love Fellowship Choir, released in 2013. Its title refers to the Azusa Street Revival, an early twentieth-century event central to the history of Pentecostalism, while presenting that legacy through contemporary choir-led gospel music. The recording is intended for gospel listeners and church audiences, with ensemble vocals and worship-centered performances.
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When was Azusa: The Next Generation released and what label issued it?
Hezekiah Walker's Azusa: The Next Generation was released on June 11, 2013, through RCA Inspiration and RCA Records. Apple Music lists 10 songs with a running time of about one hour and one minute.
Why is the album called Azusa: The Next Generation?
The title refers to the Azusa Street Revival, a 1906 Pentecostal revival in Los Angeles that influenced modern Pentecostal history. Walker presents the title as a link between that legacy and a contemporary mass choir.
Which artists appear on Azusa: The Next Generation?
Guests include Deitrick Haddon, Donnie McClurkin, Brian Courtney Wilson, John P. Kee, and Timiney Figueroa Caton. Donald Lawrence produced the project, and the Love Fellowship Choir expanded into a 500-voice Azusa Mass Choir for the live sound.
What songs are on Azusa: The Next Generation?
The 10-track listing includes Every Praise, Work in Your Favor, Break Every Chain, Breakthrough, More Than a Conqueror, and I Feel Your Spirit. It also includes Lead Me to That Rock, Amazing, No Greater Love, and Your Grace.
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