Playlist
Sunday Soul
Apple Music Christian
Tracks: 100
The intersection of gospel and R&B.
Updated Aug 22, 2026
Tracks 100
- 1Worship Leader's Diary4:55
- 2Follow You - Single3:32
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- 5RESTLE$$ - Single3:11
- 6Riding with G O D - Single3:17
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- 9The Light - Single3:09
- 10SELAH - Single3:22
- 11
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- 14Young & Chosen (Power Pack)2:34
- 15
- 16imposter syndrome (spiritual mix) - Single3:32
- 17Briana3:37
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- 21Apple Music Nashville Sessions6:19
- 22Stay with Me - Single3:12
- 23
- 24Confessions Of A Lonely Girl4:39
- 25Holy Water - Single2:18
- 26Hello God (Radio Edit) [feat. Wyclef Jean & Kirk Franklin] - Single3:59
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- 32All - Single3:06
- 33He Won't Fail (The Journey, Vol. 2) - EP3:30
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- 35Make Me Brand New - Single3:06
- 36
- 37Shine - Single3:14
- 38
- 39Lifeline - Single2:54
- 40Get Up Again - Single2:39
- 41Jubilate3:21
- 42I WANNNA GO TO HEAVENNN! - Single2:36
- 43NO HALO1:58
- 44Without YouTori KellyGod Must Really Love Me3:22
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- 47Are You Ready - Single2:50
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- 50116 Summer Twenty-Six4:11
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- 53Found In Lost City2:36
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- 58Solid Ground - Single3:04
- 59
- 60Thank You, God. - Single3:26
- 61
- 62Woke Up This Morning - Single2:12
- 63Goodbye Yesterday: Songs for the New Year3:19
- 64Briana3:55
- 65Restore3:59
- 66
- 67Rest - Single3:03
- 68
- 69On & On (feat. James Poyser) - Single3:44
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- 73What God Can Do - Single3:10
- 74
- 75Can't Get Enough - Single3:08
- 76Morning Messenger - Single2:24
- 77Goodbye Yesterday: Songs for the New Year2:58
- 78
- 79Suddenly - Single2:57
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- 82He Can - Single3:09
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- 85Confetti & Conspiracies: The Amen Mixtape2:17
- 86
- 87Been Good To Me (feat. Jor'dan Armstrong) - Single2:40
- 88His Favorite - Single2:52
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- 92Gotta Be Us (Be The People) [feat. Luke Borchelt, Sadie Rose Van & Black Awakening Choir at VCU] - Single2:50
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- 99Love Me To Life2:30
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About this playlist
Gospel and soul have overlapped since the early days of Aretha Franklin and Sam Cooke. These tracks don’t go back that far, but they speak to the same easy relationship. So call it what you want—soul, gospel, R&B, whatever—the point here isn’t to highlight style so much as the good, uplifting feeling the music gives. Our editors update picks here regularly. If you like something, add it to your library.