About Jonathan McReynolds
Jonathan McReynolds is a Grammy Award-winning gospel singer, songwriter, and producer known for his soulful sound, thought-provoking lyrics, and contemporary approach to Christian music. Born in Chicago, Illinois, on September 17, 1989, McReynolds grew up surrounded by gospel influences, honing his musical talent from a young age.
He gained international recognition with his debut album “Life Music” in 2012, which featured the hit single “No Gray.” His follow-up projects, including “Life Music: Stage Two”, “Make Room”, and “People”, showcased his unique blend of gospel, R&B, and soul, making him one of the most innovative voices in modern Christian music.
Jonathan’s music often addresses real-life struggles, faith, and grace, with songs like “Not Lucky, I’m Loved”, “Movin’ On” (with Mali Music), “Grace”, and “Cycles” becoming global anthems for believers.
In addition to his music career, McReynolds is an author (“Make Room: Finding Where Faith Fits”), a dedicated educator who has served as an adjunct professor, and the founder of Elihu Nation, a nonprofit organization that promotes Christian scholarship and integrity among young adults.
Notable Songs by Jonathan McReynolds
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No Gray
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Cycles
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Not Lucky, I’m Loved
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Movin’ On (with Mali Music)
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Grace
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People
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Lovin’ Me
Awards & Recognition
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Grammy Award Winner for Best Gospel Album (People)
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Multiple Stellar Awards
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Dove Awards Nominations
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NAACP Image Award Nominations
Legacy
Jonathan McReynolds has redefined gospel music for a new generation, merging deep lyrical content with a fresh sound that resonates across cultures. His impact as an artist, teacher, and author continues to shape worship and inspire millions around the world.
