CeCe Winans Earns Her 5th Gospel Airplay Chart Incorrect. 1 With ‘That’s My King’

CeCe Winans banks her 5th chief on Billboard’s Gospel Airplay chart (dated Sept. 14) as “That’s My King” rises two spots to Incorrect. 1. Throughout the Aug. 30-Sept. 5 monitoring pace, the music higher by means of 1% in performs, in step with Luminate.

“That’s My King” was once co-authored by means of Taylor Agan, Kellie Gamble, Lloyd Nicks and Jess Russ. It’s from Winans’ brochure Extra Than This, which entered at Incorrect. 1 at the Lead Gospel Albums chart in Would possibly, changing into her tenth chief. It has spent 3 weeks on the peak and ranks at Incorrect. 3 at the untouched listing.

Winans earns her fourth Gospel Airplay Incorrect. 1 in a row amongst her 5 overall chart-toppers. “That’s My King” follows “Goodness of God,” which ruled for 4 weeks starting endmost February; “Believe for It” (two weeks inauguration in January 2022); and “Never Lost” (one pace, Would possibly 2021). Winans’ debut access, “Pray,” managed the listing for 2 frames starting in January 2006.

The Detroit local boasts 5 overall Gospel Airplay manage 10s; along with her Incorrect. 1s, “Never Have To Be Alone” peaked at Incorrect. 5 in April 2017. “That’s My King” additionally ranks at Incorrect. 7, nearest attaining a personal-best Incorrect. 6, on Christian Airplay with 4.3 million in target audience on the layout. It changed into Winans’ 2d manage 10 at the chart, nearest “Believe for It” reached Incorrect. 7 in August 2021.

Recently on excursion, Winans – who has crash Billboard’s charts since 1987 as part of sibling duo BeBe & CeCe Winans – makes her later cancel in Toronto on Sept. 19 on the Church at the Queensway.