Thanksgiving has always been more than a meal for me. It’s family… It’s memories… It’s Momma’s kitchen full of laughter, love, and enough food to feed twenty hungry people without breaking a sweat. The old photo on the left is exactly how I grew up — surrounded by the Southern dishes my momma made better than anyone. Those were the flavors of my childhood, and those moments shaped who I became as a man, a father, and a son. When Momma and I put those recipes into a cookbook y

Kinfoke, this one is special. “Church in the Trailer” drops tomorrow, but you don’t have to wait to get locked in. You can pre-save the track right now and be one of the first to have it hit your library the moment it goes live. 👉 Pre-save here: https://sl.cmdshft.com/citt This song came straight from real life — the kind of moments where God meets you right where you are, whether that’s a church pew, a kitchen table, or the inside of a trailer on a gravel road. Working with

I remember being that hungry young artist — wide-eyed, full of fire, chasing a dream. Back then I was the student. Now, as the older artist, I realize the learning never stops. You don’t just teach the next generation — you learn from them, too. This weekend I had the chance to shoot the video for “Church in the Trailer” with Marcotic, and it reminded me how powerful that exchange can be. He came in humble, organized, and ready to work — traits that’ll carry him far in music,