Yolanda Adams, a legend of contemporary gospel, returns with Sunny Days, proving once again why she remains a powerhouse in the genre. Known for her soaring vocals and spiritually uplifting messages, Adams continues to touch hearts worldwide with her blend of gospel, jazz, and soul.

From the very first note, Adams reminds us why she’s been a leading voice in gospel music for decades. Her ability to channel emotion into every lyric, every chord, is unmatched. With a career that began in 1987 with her debut album Just As I Am, Adams’ distinctive voice wowed audiences from the start. But it was her 1999 breakthrough, Mountain High… Valley Low, that launched her to mainstream success. Hits like “Yeah,” “Fragile Heart,” and the unforgettable “Open My Heart” pushed the album to double platinum status and earned Adams her first Grammy Award.

Sunny Days brings the same level of soul-stirring depth that fans have come to expect from Adams. The single “Church Doors” delivers a rhythmic, danceable beat thanks to Terry Hunter’s remix, while “Blessings” is a heartfelt reminder of faith and gratitude. Both tracks exemplify Adams’ gift for fusing contemporary sound with timeless gospel themes, continuing her mission of creating music that resonates across generations.

With over 10 million albums sold, four Grammy Awards, and numerous other accolades - including sixteen Stellar Awards and seven NAACP Image Awards - Adams is more than just a singer; she’s an icon. She made history as the first gospel artist to win both a Grammy Award for Best Gospel Song and an American Music Award. Her impact goes beyond music, with recognition from President Barack Obama, who honored her with the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award in 2016. Beyond her musical career, Adams has worn many hats as a radio host, actress, and author. Her nationally syndicated morning show brought hope and inspiration to millions, while her book Points Of Power offers spiritual guidance through life’s challenges.