Byron Cage
Byron Cage grew up in Washington, D.C. and started singing in local choirs. He got his break in 1998 when he became a lead vocalist for Bishop T.D. Jakes' The...
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Byron Cage grew up in Washington, D.C. and started singing in local choirs. He got his break in 1998 when he became a lead vocalist for Bishop T.D. Jakes' The Potter's House Choir.
His debut album 'The Presence' came out in 1999 and included what became his signature song, 'Glory To Your Name.' That track in particular seemed to connect with people in churches and beyond. He followed it with albums like 'By Faith' in 2002 and 'Live at The Potter's House' in 2004.
Other songs like 'I Can't Hold It' and 'Thankful' became staples in his setlists. He kept recording through the 2010s with albums such as 'God and Me' and 'The Life Project,' maintaining a focus on straightforward gospel praise music.
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