After months of anticipation and a crescendo of excitement, Zie’l is set to release its long awaited new album, Zie’l [Pronounced ZY-EL]. The self-titled sophomore project reintroduces the trio of Christina Bell, Crystal Bell, andKeyondra Lockett with songs that offer a mix of praise and worship, traditional gospel, soulful r&b infusions, and flawlessly mesmerizing vocals that will cement Zie’l as one of the leading girl groups in contemporary Gospel music.
With production from ASCAP Award winnerDrathoven, multiple Stellar Award winner andGrammy nominee Tonex (aka GoldenChild), and Grammy-nominated Pierre “The Maven” Medor, ZIE’L [PRONOUNCED ZY-EL] is sonically diverse but unified in its singular focus of uplifting the spirit, encouraging the heartbroken and giving praise to God through it all. It is a refreshing representation of the individual and collective transformation the group has undergone in the seven years since its debut album.
In addition to their amazing vocals, the entire trio pulled out their writing chops for this album, and delivered the goods with songs that speak straight to the heart. “We are looking forward to ministering around the country to promoting this album, sharing this music and connecting with fans who have been so supportive throughout this entire process,” says Zie’l.
“Words can’t describe the multitude of gratefulness that I have towards God,” says group member Christina Bell. “His faithfulness towards us is indescribable. Ministry is my heart’s desire and I’ll forever remember this ‘Beautifully’ ‘Truthful’ album.”
“This has been an exciting but grueling process and I am so happy to see this album come to fruition,” says group member Crystal Bell. “God is truly amazing!”
“I can’t wait for everyone to experience this journey with us,” says Keyondra Lockett. “Pronounced Zy-Elis uplifting, pure, and honest. I believe everyone will walk away encouraged and inspired after listening.”
Zie’l [Pronounced ZY-EL]is currently available for pre-order and releases nationally on September 2.
Zie’l: Zie’l [Pronounced ZY-EL]