Sherwin Gardner: Big DayFaith spoken before it is seen.

The musician Sherwin Gardner has spent the last two decades in ministry work, beginning his career at age sixteen before sharing stages with stars like Kirk Franklin, DA T.R.U.T.H. and Israel Houghton. The Trinidadian singer became well known with his Tyscot release GREATER, which was devoted to themes of restoration and thanks. Now, Gardner is back with his new track called Big Day, which makes a clear statement.

The song is based on the simple idea of naming something that has not happened yet. Gardner does not speak about waiting for a turn of events but rather forcing the idea of being sure about good things that have yet to happen. This creative choice coincides with the general logic of his musical career, where praise serves not as an option for celebrating success, but more as an idea for success.

Big Day comes out along with the series of deeply personal reflections called The Big Day Journey, which is connected to the Mental Health Month and emotionally highlights the price that a person has to pay in order to remain confident.

"Speak it before you see it. Believe it before you feel it."

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