their second album on the lable No One Else at the West Angeles which was released in March 1997. The album also features Anastacia, Mary Mary, & Andrea McClurkin-Mellini (sister of Donnie McClurkin) serving as a few of the additional background singers.. The album most notably featured For Every Mountain which became one of the Carr's most well known songs later on. In 2000, Awesome Wonder was released, which featured more popular songs with In the Sanctuary being the most notable. In the Sanctuary became his most popular song, leading to internet memes among other ways to highlight the success of the song. The album stayed in the charts longer than the previous albums and it increased the group's success higher. 2002-2012: One Church Project, Just the Beginning, and Bless this House While In the Sanctuary became more popular, Carr continued to write songs for other gospel artists throughout the new decade and millenium such as Byron Cage, Tramaine Hawkins, and Bishop Paul S. Morton. In 2005, Kurt Carr released the One Church Project in 2005 which featured God Blocked It and God Great God, among others. The theme of the album was about being a multicultural church. In 2008, Kurt Carr released his first two disc album Just the Beginning which was released on his self titled label Kurt Carr Gospel and Zomba. 2012-present: Bless this House and Bless Somebody Else In 2013, Kurt Carr released Bless this House on Verity Gospel Music Group which included the single I've Seen Him Do It, We've Gotta Put Jesus Back, & Great God Great Praise. After a six-year hiatus, Kurt Carr released Bless Somebody Else on RCA Records' Gospel Label RCA Inspiration in 2019 in which Kurt Carr Gospel Label from Just the Beginning returned. The single was released the same year as long with the single Blessing After Blessing which is a ballad a year later. Carr's music is a blend of traditional gospel composition and vocals, with elements of R&B, jazz, soul, blues, and the distinct modern harmonies and singing styles found in urban contemporary gospel. The Kurt Carr Singers under his direction and musical influence have created seven albums. Kurt Carr has won four Stellar Awards. Discography Albums Compilation albums Singles References Kurt Carr – Interview (March 2005) on BlackGospel.com Kurt Carr – Interview (November 2008) on BlackGospel.com 1964 births 20th-century African-American male singers American gospel singers American