Ke'Erron Releases "Anything Can Happen (Live)" After Two Incurable Diseases

Ke'Erron releases his awaited Integrity Music debut album, "Anything Can Happen (Live)" on Aug. 30. Recorded live in his hometown of Houston, Texas, the 10-song new record is filled with grateful praise.
The essence of "Anything Can Happen" is even more impactful when one gets to know Ke'Erron and his story. A few years back, The Trinidad and Tobago-born artist was diagnosed with two incurable diseases, yet he has been enduring his health hardships with the hope of Christ and a greater perspective of his purpose.
The album's title track was in fact written between the artist's living room and the hospital, carrying the central message that God is still a miracle worker. With "Anything Can Happen," Ke'Erron created an album to raise people's faith and share excitement in knowing God is working in our day. The new album features various artists (Leeland, Mayra Alvarez, and Evan Craft) and is sonically expansive and joyful, blending some CCM, gospel, and pop. "Anything Can Happen" embodies Ke'Erron's devotion, creative energy, and contagious love for God and for life, no matter what is thrown at him.
You can pre-order/pre-save the album HERE.
Born in Trinidad and Tobago, Ke'Erron (Sims) is a bilingual worship artist who grew up leading worship at a Spanish speaking church. His artistry blends pop, worship, CCM and Gospel with his primary aim to tell stories of God's selfless, life-giving love that changes everything. Several years ago, Ke'Erron was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis, an auto-immune disease, and later stage 4 liver cirrhosis. Both diseases are considered to be incurable.
Through enduring his health hardships, with Jesus, Ke'Erron has been gifted a greater perspective of his purpose. He has always believed in the healing power of music and is on a mission to encourage others who are facing health and life challenges with his music and message.
Ke'Erron's first album with Integrity Music, "Anything Can Happen," is set to release in September 2024. His hope is that these songs-some even written from hospital rooms-will remind others that God can do anything, there's always a second chance, and even when we don't understand, we can trust Him.
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