Dulaney played in the New York Mets organization before pursuing success in music.
Todd Dulaney places his fifth leader on Billboard’s Gospel Airplay chart as “Apocalypse 4” climbs from No. 2 to No. 1 on the list dated September 25.
During the tracking week ending September 19, the single increased 7% in streams, according to MRC Data.
Dulaney, who wrote “Apocalypse 4” with DJ Kimbrough, earns his fourth consecutive Gospel Airplay Leader. It follows “Psalms 18 (I will call your name)“, which led for one week in October 2020; “You’re Doing It All Again,” starring Nicole Harris (one week, September 2019); and “Your Big Name” (eight weeks, starting in March 2018).
Dulaney landed his first Gospel Airplay No. 1 with “The anthem» who reigned for six frames from April 2016.
Former professional baseball player Dulaney competed in the New York Mets organization before pursuing success in the musical field.
Now, with four Gospel Airplay No. 1s in a row, Dulaney is behind Travis Greenewho, like Dulaney, is on an active streak (as a lead actor). Greene wrapped his fifth consecutive (and total) lead in a lead role when “Good & Loved,” featuring DOE, topped the May 29 tally. He’s looking to extend his streak to six, as his current single “Hold on Me,” featuring Kirk Franklin and John P. Kee, ranks 27th.
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