Orlando, FL, October 02, 2025 –(CarryOnHarry.com)– The video features The Aaronic Blessing, the ancient priestly prayer found in the biblical book of Numbers, which asks God to look upon His people, protect them, and show them His favor. Recorded at Forge Film Studios, the video is now streaming exclusively on shiloah.tv, Jones’ free Christian media platform.
A Messianic Jew, Jones released the project in observance of Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement. Known as the culmination of the Ten Days of Repentance that begin with Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, Yom Kippur is a sacred time for confession, reconciliation, and forgiveness.
Jones says the blessing perfectly aligns with the spirit of Yom Kippur.
“When we present ourselves before the throne of grace, it makes sense to pray that God would see our hearts turning toward Him and extend His hand over our lives,” Jones shares. “I’m also asking our Father in Heaven to turn His face toward His children everywhere—especially those who are suffering.”
Jones first encountered The Aaronic Blessing at Hebrew Bible College, where it was recited after every class. She recalls its lasting impact:
“Every word healed me and spoke directly to my soul. And every word comes straight from Scripture.”
The new music video will also be spotlighted during a special event October 4 on the TCT Network, celebrating the release of the film Jesus Freaks. The event features Jones alongside Dr. Alveda King, Rabbi Jonathan Cahn, and commentator Armstrong Williams.
The video can be viewed now at shiloah.tv. For more on Kaya Jones’ music and ministry, visit kayajones.com.
Los Angeles, CA, November 10, 2025 –(CarryOnHarry.com)– LA-based R&B/Soul and Hip Hop artist Jules the Lion returns with “Love After Love,” a soulful hip-hop ballad that captures the spark of finding love again after heartbreak. Produced, mixed, and mastered by award-winning musician Tom Goss, the track blends nostalgic soul textures with timeless lyricism — the kind of sound that makes you remember how love is supposed to feel.
“When I met the girl who healed my heart, I had to write her this song,” says Jules. “Love After Love is for anyone who’s ever thought they’d never find that feeling again — until they did.”
As the title track of Jules the Lion’s forthcoming EP, Love After Love charts the artist’s journey from heartbreak to wholeness. Across clever bars and velvety vocals, Jules blends sensuality, spirituality, and soul with the honesty of modern hip hop.
Known as “the pansexual sonic lovechild of Marvin Gaye and Ms. Lauryn Hill,” Jules the Lion brings a fresh, inclusive voice to the R&B landscape, celebrating love in all its forms and frequencies.
“Love After Love” is available now on all major streaming platforms.
For press inquiries, interviews, or advance listening opportunities, contact iamjulesthelion@gmail.com
Follow Jules the Lion: Instagram: @unpolishedjules
Santa Rosa, CA, November 10, 2025 –(CarryOnHarry.com)– Keyboardist Mark Robertson joins the other two co-founders of the band “Christmas” Jeff Pilson and Charles Tapp on this new song “Turn It Around” along with guitarist Alec Fuhrman who Mark played and recorded with in the band “Cairo.”
Since the three albums with “Cairo” on Magna Carta Records, Mark became a jet pilot and owns and runs a corporate jet management business. Mark’s progressive rock keyboard influences Keith Emerson and Rick Wakeman do show a bit on this recording.
This is the second year in a row Jeff Pilson while touring with the band “Foreigner” has taken time to record with “Christmas.”
Keyboardist Peter Pennhallow who played with drummer Charles Tapp in the band “Eye Timmy” rounds out this 5-piece ensemble. Pride and Joy Music Germany released a 3 CD Boxed Set in 2023 of “Eye Timmy.”
This new song “Turn It Around” is available on November 10 at Apple, Amazon, Spotify and other music outlets. There is a new video to go with the song as well on YouTube. This is the third recording Mark has done this century with The band “Christmas.” The other two are “Christmas All Year” from 2007 and 2015’s “Sussex Carol.” Welcome back Mark.
