EPISODE 35: “FIX IT FOR ME” FEAT. INSPIRATIONAL MUSIC ARTISTS DRK2LGHT AND UAE BASED AUTHOR IBRAHIM DAR

<p>This episode will feature inspirational music, positive inspirations, and three gospel recording artists who just happen to be great friends –Rob Mercer, CD Porter, and Javon Inman collectively known as <strong>DRK2LGHT</strong>. In 2016, they traveled to The Gambia intending to only perform a gospel concert and mission work, but God had something else in mind. Kingdom purpose collided with the three award-winning solo artists in West Africa and DRK2LGHT – a brotherhood of ministry, music, and laughter was officially formed. The gentlemen kicked the door down with their 2020 debut contemporary gospel radio single “He Keeps On” –gaining a considerable following via global radio &amp; internet stations and social media. With over 120K Spotify streams, 17K VEVO music streams, and a weekly online men’s devotional –Man 2 Man, DRK2LGHT solidified themselves as a mainstay in gospel music. “He Keeps On” laid a firm foundation for the group, but it’s their follow-up single <strong>FIX MY HEART</strong> that has them eagerly counting down the days until its release. Produced by mega-hit maker Tone Jonez and written by Javon, the song captures a desperate cry for Jesus to intervene as only He can. FIX MY HEART was released nationwide to all digital download and streaming sites in April 2021. DRK2LGHT currently resides in the Washington, DC metropolitan area, respectively. They are our I<strong>NSPIRATIONAL MUSIC HIGHLIGHT GUESTS OF THE DAY!&nbsp;</strong></p> <p><strong>AND – IBRAHIM DAR</strong> here as our <strong>INSPIRATIONAL AUTHOR OF THE DAY!</strong> IBRAHIM DAR is a UAE-based public speaker and the author of <strong>“CHARM LIKE A NARCISSIST,”</strong> a book about cultivating personal magnetism and improving social status. Dubbed ‘the motivational Machiavelli‘ by The Milestone Mag, Ibrahim’s approach to personal development is ruthlessly pragmatic and thoroughly practical. His style of deconstructing and tackling problems from a practical perspective has propelled his blog, Ibrahim in your Inbox, into the ‘Top 20