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Cameo Profit's New Album Is Based In Faith

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32 year-old singer/songwriter Cameo Profit is a self-described “church boy." Growing up in the Church of God in Christ in Wichita, he began playing the drums at the age of two, he eventually learned the piano and started directing church choirs. Profit has a new CD called Speak To Your Day. KMUW’s Carla Eckels talks with Profit about his life in music, which started in church...

      

“It was just something amazing to see. The choir was 50 strong and every Sunday was like a concert,” Cameo Profit remembers. “I mean we literally did 6 selections every Sunday, it was so huge! So I knew as a child - that was what I was going to do.”

Cameo Profit is Minister of Music at St. Mark Cathedral Church of God in Christ in Wichita.

Profit and his ensemble One Way will host a concert featuring music from their debut release Speak to Your Day at Kingdom Harvest Church at 11801 E. Lincoln St., November 2nd at 4pm.

Listen to Speak To Your Day below:

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"Our words have power and so if you get up in the morning and say you can’t -- you never will," Profit explains the idea behind the song, Speak To Your Day.

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"So when you get up and say it’s going to be a good day today, it’s going to be a great day, it’s going to be a blessed day, it's my kind of day. It’s kind of affirming that no matter what happens, you’re going to have peace throughout your whole day because no one can mess up your day. You choose what you want to listen to. You choose what you want to accept so that’s what the song is about: Speaking to your day as God has given us power to do."

Follow Carla Eckels on Twitter, @Eckels

Carla Eckels is Director of Organizational Culture at KMUW. She produces and hosts the R&B and gospel show Soulsations and brings stories of race and culture to The Range with the monthly segment In the Mix. Carla was inducted into The Kansas African American Museum's Trailblazers Hall of Fame in 2020 for her work in broadcast/journalism.