DOE Debuts in the Top 10 with Debut EP

Rising star DOE makes a Top-10 debut with the release of her first EP project DOE, available now. Released on October 30th, DOE's five-song EP celebrates a hit debut at #6 on Nielsen's Current Gospel Albums Chart.
The first solo project from the three-time GRAMMY® nominated artist/songwriter, DOE's self-titled EP is released by Jonathan McReynolds' Life Room Label in partnership with RCA Inspiration. Featuring the lead single "Brighter," along with "I Try," DOE brings a rich, modern sound and lyrical candor in her performances throughout the rest of her EP, self-reflecting on life's path and God's loving guidance. Co-writing on all five tracks, DOE's expressive vocals and burgeoning songwriting talents first gained notice from fans when she was a teenager, performing with her family in the acclaimed group Forever Jones. Check out DOE's new songs with the music videos for "Brighter" and "I Try" below.
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