J. Windsor

Passionate, Anointed, Worshiper are just a few words that describe Gospel Recording Artist J. Windsor. He traveled nationally and internationally with Minister Byron Cage and facilitated an international musical workshop for him in Paris in 2009. Windsor recorded two albums: Faithful to Believe in Detroit, Michigan featuring Karen Clark Sheard, Marvin Winans, Tye Tribbet, and Pastor Charles Jenkins and Memoirs of a Worshipper featuring Fred Hammond recorded in Chicago, Illinois. He worked with Dwayne Woods, vocal arranger on both albums.​

J. Windsor worked with and shared the stage with several notable gospel recording artists such as Kim Burrell, Dave Hollister, Kirk Franklin and in March 2018, J. Windsor opened for Dr. Ricky Dillard in Fayetteville, NC and a few weeks later released his own debut album, Transparency of Worship

J. Windsor hails from Jacksonville, Florida. He began singing at the age of three. While in High School, J. Windsor was involved in local community and church choirs. He continued to develop his love for music by becoming a musician for several churches and conducting gospel music workshops. Before graduating High School, J. Windsor accepted his calling into ministry. He would later become a licensed and ordained minister of the gospel.

While attending Tuskegee University, J. Windsor became the Minister of Music for Bethel Missionary Baptist Church. J. Windsor’s love and passion for music ministry provoked him to leave Tuskegee to pursue music ministry full-time.

Soon thereafter, he was invited to minister on an East Coast Evangelical Tour with Evangelist David Young. J. Windsor toured for several months. During his time on the road, he began developing his song writing abilities.

In September of 1996, J. Windsor stepped out on faith and relocated to Long Island, NY. J. Windsor began to fellowship with St. Paul Community Church. During his tenure there, he served in the capacity of Youth Pastor and Worship Leader.

In June 2004, J. Windsor relocated to Atlanta, Georgia. In November of the same year, he joined New Birth Missionary Baptist Church, where would become a member of the Worship & Arts Department. During his time there, he met his now mentor and brother Gospel Recording Artist Byron Cage. Minister Cage provided an opportunity to J. Windsor to perform at an Easter Service for New Birth at the Georgia Dome in 2007.

Shortly after, J. Windsor began traveling nationally and internationally with Minister Byron Cage. J. Windsor facilitated an international musical workshop for him in Paris in 2009. He recorded two albums: Faithful to Believe in Detroit, Michigan featuring Karen Clark Sheard, Marvin Winans, Tye Tribbet, and Pastor Charles Jenkins and Memoirs of a Worshipper featuring Fred Hammond recorded in Chicago, Illinois. He worked with Dwayne Woods, vocal arranger on both albums.

Other ministry opportunities:

LIVE at the Apollo Tour lead background vocalist in 2008 where it featured Kim Burrell and Dave Hollister.
Billboard Live tour in Japan 2009 with two shows in Osaka, Japan and three shows in Tokyo.
J. Windsor performed on the Gospel One Love Cruise three times
Lead Background vocal for Byron Cage on TBN along with background vocalist for Kirk Franklin
Feature worship leader for Cruise for a Cause in Bahamas
Performed in Lagos, Nigeria with Bryon Cage as lead background vocalist in 2012
Awards:

J. Windsor was nominated for New Artist of the Year, Praise & Worship Leader of the Year, and Contemporary Album of the Year by VOGMA – Voices of Gospel Music Awards to be held in Mobile, AL September 9, 2017.

To advance the kingdom of God, J. Windsor encourages us to Love God-Love Yourself- and Love Others.

Professional Sound System with Engineer.
Staging (live performance must allow for 4 background singers, two keyboardist, drummer and bass player)