Alabama's DeMarquis Campbell Is A Music Melting Pot in Gospel

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DeMarquis Campbell is an arranger, songwriter, vocalist, musician, and producer whose main goal is to craft Christ centered music to edify the body and reach the lost. His roots are deeply rooted in the music ministry as he was made church organist at the tender age of just 10 years old at Antioch Church of God in Christ.

Musically he is a melting pot of different styles ranging from neo soul, jazz, rap, gospel, and r&b.

He has released a plethora of singles over the past two years. His most impactful effort to date is "It Didn't Knock Me Out" (2020) featuring Pastor Joe Pace Sr. (Father of Grammy nominated artist Joe Pace) and the very capable Pastor Lee B. Walker Jr. of New Home Missionary Baptist Church, Montgomery, AL.

This song is a declaration that speaks to individuals that have gone through tests and trials that may have rocked them to their core, but are still alive to proclaim that "It didn't knock me out"!!

Other notable collaborations would include W. Clifford Petty on his rendition of "The Lord's Prayer" (2021), and Jhae Ray on the soul stirring ballad "Never give up" (2021).

He also produced Montgomery gospel artist Christopher Gholsby’s “It’s My Time” in 2020.

His talents reach beyond music as he is gearing up to release his first book entitled: "Close the Door" (How to Keep Your Spiritual House Clean)

Campbell currently serves as Music director at New Home Missionary Baptist Church, alongside Pastor Lee B. Walker Jr., and is the father of one daughter (Alyvia) and married to Natasha Campbell.

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