Tasha Cobbs Leonard posts his fifth (and third in a row) No. 1 on Billboard Reading the Gospel graphic with “Gotta Believe”. The song increased 21% in plays during the tracking week ending March 13, according to MRC Data.
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The coronation also follows her on March 9 announcement that she and her husband, producer Kenneth Leonard, adopted a baby boy, Asher Amaris Leonard.
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“I wrote ‘Gotta Believe’ as a testimony to God’s faithfulness through a difficult time in our fertility journey,” Cobbs Leonard told Billboard. “For this song to be the most played song on gospel radio the same week we finalized the adoption of my precious new baby is incredible! I am so grateful. »
“Gotta Believe” follows Cobbs Leonard’s “In Spite of Me,” which led for a week last June, and “You Know My Name (Live),” which led for a week in October 2019.
L’songwriter-performer dominated Gospel Airplay with her debut hit, “Break all chains,» for seven weeks starting in June 2013, and added his second No. 1 as a featured artist on Kirk Franklin “My world needs you» (also with Sarah Reeves and Tamela Mann), leader for two weeks in July 2017.
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With five No. 1s on Gospel Airplay, launched in March 2005, Cobbs Leonard ties six other acts for the fourth-best total. Among women, she and Jekalyn Carr trail only Tamela Mann, with eight No. 1s; Mann and Kirk Franklin have the most leaders of any act.
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