THE NO ADDITIVES SOUND™
Pure Gospel. Pure Intent. No Compromise.
The No Additives Sound™ was born at the intersection of legacy and revelation.
A surprising moment, finding a notebook my father began writing in months before he passed, revealed lyrics he never shared, words heaven preserved for me to discover.
When I placed those lyrics into a music-creating platform, the first song, “What Will You Take Into Glory,” came alive… and something awakened in my spirit.
It was then that I realized: God can use modern tools without altering an ancient message.
AI wasn’t replacing the anointing; it was simply carrying the sound.
As a lover of apologetics, my calling has always been to defend and deliver the Gospel uncut, undiluted, and uncompromised. And as I began adding sermon excerpts and biblical truths into these platforms, I saw the Gospel travel farther, faster, and into unexpected spaces, while the message remained pure.
THE NO ADDITIVES SOUND™—Where legacy breathes, truth stands tall, and the Gospel travels unhindered.
No Additives means:
No compromise.
No watered-down doctrine.
No counterfeit spirit.
Just the unfiltered Gospel expressed through every tool heaven places in my hand.
This is more than a sound.
It is legacy.
It is calling.
It is strategy.
It is worship.
It is apologetics in audio form.
“Lord, Use Me” is a raw, transparent confession of a life raised in church yet running from the call. It captures the tension of growing up with ministry in your DNA, tasting the world’s success, and still feeling the holy pull of purpose. The song walks listeners through rebellion, resistance, and finally surrender, showing how God uses every detour to lead you back to His will. At its core, it’s a testimony of laying down excuses, picking up the mantle, and discovering that true peace and alignment only come when you say, “Yes, Lord, use me.”
"I’ll Become” is a gospel testimony about using every tool God places in your hands, including technology, to reach souls. Inspired by 1 Corinthians 9:22, the song declares that ministry isn’t limited to tradition; God can use jawbones, mud, miracles… and now AI.