DEBUT SHOW WITH JERRY ROYCE LIVE & JOYCE WHITE. MUSIC REVIEWS ON STEVE DALTON & TH LEVITICUS SINGERS OF CHARLOTTE.

Award-Winning Gospel Ensemble Steve Dalton & The Leviticus Singers of Charlotte Release Victorious REMIX, “I WIN, The Remix ft. LeJuene Thompson & Uncle Reece”
New Remix Sets The Stage For Upcoming CD, As One: Release The SOUND
(Charlotte, NC) – February 26, 2016 - There is power in our words. No one knows that better than the award-winning ensemble, Steve Dalton & The Leviticus Singers of Charlotte. The North Carolina-based Gospel group, who has opened for artists such as Marvin Sapp, John P. Kee, Jonathan Nelson, DeWayne Woods, Micah Stampley, and Lexi, released their single, the declarative “I Win” in December 2014. The inspiring anthem caught the attention of Gospel music fans during the first week of its release with the song moving up the iTunes Christian & Gospel chart debuting at #59. Now the Steve Dalton & The Leviticus Singers of Charlotte return with an updated rendition of the track. Penned by the group’s leader, the new single, “I WIN, The Remix” featuring Stellar Award Nominee, Dove Award Nominee and lead singer for the award-winning Donald Lawrence & Tri City Singers, LeJuene Thompson & Multi-Stellar Award Nominee Uncle Reece is hitting the Gospel airwaves now.
Directed by Juan Ossa, the concept music video for the original song conveys stories of winning through real life testimonies of members of The Leviticus Singers of Charlotte. The video can be viewed here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYzglk2b9gs. The video recently won a 2015 Gospel Image Award for Best Video of The Year. In addition, the music video and song were nominated for a 2015 Prayze Factor People’s Choice Award, four 2015 Rhythm of Gospel Awards, four 2015 Independent Gospel Radio Alliance Awards, a 2015 Independent Artists Christian Music Award, a 2015 Gospel Blockbuster Award, a 2015 Texas Gospel Music Academy Award, a 2015 Chosen Voice Music Award and a 2015 Queen City Music Award.
The vocally-blessed ensemble is thrilled about the accolades, but their goal is simply ministry. It’s one of the reasons Dalton named the group “Leviticus”. He says, “I believe your destiny is tied to your name. So I was committed to choosing a name that reflected the purpose of the group and was rooted in scripture. I was led to name the group after the book of Leviticus because that’s the first book where we are introduced to the Levites, those people that God called to maintain the temple. We consider ourselves modern day Levites,” shares Dalton.