Kenneth "KT" Nichols is a Memphis, TN native who grew up in a musically centered household that exposed him to many genres of music. KT always gravitated to Soul and Gospel and, by age 9, was a full-time musician at his local church. He has evolved into a professional musician, producer, and engineer, leading to his enthusiasm for songwriting.
After a lengthy musical hiatus, KT returned to advance as a gifted songwriter and has penned songs for Rev Lawrence Thomison, Kenyan Flowers, and others. KT's unique writing style is... Read MoreKenneth "KT" Nichols is a Memphis, TN native who grew up in a musically centered household that exposed him to many genres of music. KT always gravitated to Soul and Gospel and, by age 9, was a full-time musician at his local church. He has evolved into a professional musician, producer, and engineer, leading to his enthusiasm for songwriting.
After a lengthy musical hiatus, KT returned to advance as a gifted songwriter and has penned songs for Rev Lawrence Thomison, Kenyan Flowers, and others. KT's unique writing style is refreshingly illustrative and immersed in biblical and prophetical lyrics.
"When I wrote my first song, I thought it was just a one-time situation," KT said. "With God continually downloading lyrics to my spirit, it has turned into a lifetime posture."
KT has now written a blazing new traditional Gospel song, "It Shall Be." On this soulful song, KT collaborates with GRAMMY nominated Gospel icon Rev. Lawrence Thomison and multiple award-winning Quartet Gospel artist Chubbs Morton, who both add impassioned and improvisatory vocals. Kenyan Flowers serves as arranger and producer for the track.
"This song is an inspiration to me," says Rev. Lawrence Thomison. "I want people to listen to It Shall Be and know that God is still in the blessing business!"
"It Shall Be" is available now on all digital music outlets. The song is also being added to Gospel radio formats.
"I truly believe people will be encouraged, uplifted, and blessed by my new single," KT expresses. "I want listeners to remember and hold to the lyrics - when clouds start gathering, get ready for the outpour. It's the Lord's blessing we now enjoy."
