New Jersey Mass Choir
The New Jersey Mass Choir formed in 1977 under Reverend David Young. Their early albums like 'He's Coming Back' from 1982 established their sound, which...
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The New Jersey Mass Choir formed in 1977 under Reverend David Young. Their early albums like 'He's Coming Back' from 1982 established their sound, which leaned on big harmonies and straightforward gospel messages. That title track became one of their most recognized songs, along with others like 'I'll Tell It' and 'Hiding Place'.
Young's leadership ended with his death in a car accident in 1991. The choir kept going after that loss, though the existing history doesn't detail how their sound or membership shifted in the years that followed. Vocalists like Shirley Murdock, Rodney Bryant, and Dewayne Woods have been part of the group at various points.
They put out a steady run of albums through the 1980s and into the early '90s, including 'Higher Ground' in 1984 and 'I Am Redeemed' in 1991. Their catalog is built on traditional gospel choir arrangements, without much of the contemporary R&B or hip-hop infusion that some later groups adopted.
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